If your child was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy or another birth-related brain injury, they may qualify for financial compensation and lifetime benefits. Contact our nationally recognized attorneys for a Free Case Review today.
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for the family of a child who suffered brain injury due to lack of oxygen during her birth. Despite nonreactive fetal heart tracings, the Chicago area hospital failed to promptly respond to fetal monitoring and did not arrange for a C-section in a timely manner.
verdict awarded for a 19-year-old disabled teen who suffered a severe brain injury during birth due to a delayed C-section delivery.
verdict on behalf of a child who suffered preventable HIE and asphyxia injuries at birth, resulting in permanent cognitive and developmental impairments.
for a child who suffered a severe brain injury during childbirth after medical providers failed to promptly identify a placental abruption and deliver the baby by immediate c-section.
At Levin & Perconti, we understand the emotional and challenging journey families face when dealing with a Cerebral Palsy diagnosis caused by birth injuries and medical malpractice. We believe that children living with Cerebral Palsy or other brain-related injuries deserve a secure future and the best medical care possible.
Our goal is simple: to achieve the best possible results for each client in every case we handle. It is a goal we have been consistently successful in meeting. Since 1992, our personal injury team has recovered more than a billion dollars in verdicts and settlements for our clients, including a number of record results.
Our compassionate and knowledgeable attorneys have an unwavering commitment to the legal representation of children and families affected by cerebral palsy. Contact our lawyers for a free case review today.
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Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of permanent movement disorders that appear in early childhood. In some cases, CP results from factors that could potentially have been managed or avoided during pregnancy, delivery, or shortly after birth.
Identifying signs that cerebral palsy may have been avoidable involves looking at the circumstances surrounding the prenatal period, delivery, and postnatal care.
Your child may potentially qualify for lifetime benefits and assistance, including:
Therapy
Assistive Technology
Housing & Education
Adaptive Vehicles
Medical Treatment
Adaptive Equipment
Home Modification
…and more
If your child was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy due to a birth injury, they may qualify for compensation and lifetime benefits. Contact us today for a free case review.
At Levin & Perconti, we provide information, resources, support, and inspiration to families in hopes of making a difference in the life of a child with special needs.
The best way to determine if your child qualifies for compensation and lifetime benefits is by answering a few short questions with our team. If they qualify, our experienced attorneys can help you every step of the way to pursue your claim.
Find out quickly and easily if your child qualifies for compensation and lifetime benefits with a Free Case Evaluation with Levin & Perconti today.
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