Seeking Justice for the Parents of Birth Injury Victims
Nothing matters more to a new parent than having a healthy, happy baby. But unfortunately, not all births go according to plans. Cerebral palsy, one of the most common of all congenital disorders, is often caused by injuries suffered by the central nervous system before or during birth. If your baby is suffering from cerebral palsy, you need to speak to a lawyer about your legal options.
At Gervelis Law Firm, we are committed to achieving justice for the victims of birth injuries in Ohio. These injuries are completely preventable, and negligent health care professionals must be held accountable.
When it comes to investigating birth injuries and seeking full compensation, time is of the essence. If you know, or even suspect, that your baby has cerebral palsy, call toll free 888-325-3452 or contact us online to schedule a free initial consultation.
The Experience to Handle Your Birth Injury Case
Our attorneys handle a wide variety of birth injury medical malpractice cases, including claims based upon:
- Cerebral palsy
- Erb's palsy
- Pelvic distortion
- Shoulder dystocia
- Fetal monitoring
- Developmental impairments
What Can Cause Cerebral Palsy?
There are many different factors — before, during and after birth— that can contribute to the onset of cerebral palsy, including:
- Before delivery: infection, stroke, diabetes and hyperthyroidism
- During delivery: lack of oxygen reaching the fetus
- After delivery: stroke or infection
Get the Full Justice You Deserve
The costs of doing even the simple things in life increase when someone is suffering from cerebral palsy or other effects of a birth injury. We will seek full compensation for any necessary long term medical care in addition to compensation for current medical expenses and other damages.
To speak with an attorney about your case, contact us today at our Warren/Niles, Canfield/Boardman, Youngstown, Ravenna/Streetsboro or East Liverpool/Salem, Ohio office. If you cannot come to us, we will come to you. We handle most cases on a contingency basis, and receive no fee unless you collect compensation.
