Cerebral Palsy Lawyer

Nationwide Representation in Medical Malpractice Claims

Cerebral palsy is one of the most serious birth injuries that a baby may sustain during the labor and delivery process. Caused by an injury to the brain, cerebral palsy is a non-progressive and currently incurable medical condition characterized by difficulty with motor coordination. In addition to being associated with muscle use and coordination, cerebral palsy may cause seizures and a degree of mental retardation or developmental delays. There are several different forms of cerebral palsy, ranging from very mild to severe.

If your child is experiencing difficulty with motor coordination or any form of developmental delay, a serious birth injury may be to blame. A cerebral palsy attorney at the Law Offices of Dr. Bruce G. Fagel & Associates can examine your case and determine if some form of medical malpractice or negligence occurred and if you can take legal action against the responsible doctor or hospital through a malpractice lawsuit.

Your child may be facing a lifetime of medical care and extensive treatment. By working with a lawyer and recovering financial compensation for your child’s injuries, you can get the money you need to provide for your child’s needs for the rest of his or her life. You can also bring the negligent doctor to justice for their actions, thereby protecting other families as well.

How Cerebral Palsy is Linked to Medical Malpractice or Negligence

Cerebral palsy most often occurs in infants who are born prematurely or have suffered trauma during delivery. A doctor’s failure to perform a c-section in a reasonable amount of time, failure to properly observe the fetal monitor during labor or delivery, or improper treatment of a premature infant may all be potential grounds for a medical malpractice or negligence claim involving cerebral palsy.

To watch an informative video regarding fetal monitoring and featuring Dr. Fagel, please click here.

Talk to a skilled cerebral palsy lawyer today to learn more about your particular case and whether you have grounds for a lawsuit. Contact our firm today for a free consultation.