Dallas Birth Injury Lawyers
Allen & Pugh, P.C., Representing birth injury clients in Dallas, Texas
Now days, having children and the birthing process are relatively safe due to new technological advances and the ability of doctors to understand complications before they develop. While most mothers and babies are physically fatigued after the birthing process, they will recover within a few days and will be able to enjoy life together. However, there is still a small percent of deliveries that involve physical complications. While most of these complications are minor, some are quite serious, and can lead to life-altering consequences for the newborn infant.
While doctors, nurses, surgeons, and hospital staff are well-trained on what they should be doing during the birthing process, they may still fail to act with a reasonable standard of care or behave in a reckless manner that may endanger a newborn child.
When an infant incurs an injury during the birthing process, it is legally referred to as a birth injury, and the after effects can follow the infant throughout the duration of his/her life. Birth injuries are known to attribute to medical conditions like:
- Cerebral palsy
- Quadriplegia
- Paralysis
- Brain damage
- Down syndrome
- Facial injuries (caused by medical instruments, like forceps)
Dallas Birth Injury Attorneys
If you are a parent who has a child that suffered a severe birth injury, you should hire a skilled Dallas birth injury attorney immediately. A Dallas birth injury lawyer at Allen & Pugh, P.C. could be able to:
- Determine what caused your child’s birth injury (defective equipment, physician error, improper pregnancy dating, premature delivery, etc.)
- Prove negligence, if medical negligence attributed to your child’s birth injury
- Help you recover damages for your child’s pain and suffering, lost ability to earn a living, existing medical expenses, and future medical expenses
If you are ready to learn more about how our Dallas birth injury firm can help you, contact us today for your initial consultation!
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