Personal Injury
Macomb County Birth Injury Attorneys

Michigan Birth Injury Attorneys

The birth of a child is supposed to be a joyous occasion, but a birth injury can turn that joy into a traumatic ordeal. If your baby has suffered a birth injury at a Michigan hospital, first of all, we wish to express our sympathies to your and your family. You may feel overwhelmed right now by the ordeal you and your baby have undergone and the deluge of unanswered medical and legal questions facing you. It’s important at this critical moment that you talk to an experienced medical malpractice lawyer to understand your legal options.

Birth injuries are a specialized area of Medical malpractice injuries. Birth injuries can include brain damage, spinal cord damage, bone fractures, autism, paralysis, infections, epilepsy, Cerebral palsyErb’s PalsyShoulder dystocia, Klumpke’s palsy and Wrongful death.  Other issues related to pregnancy and birth include Group B Strep, Improper Administration of Drugs, Infant Kernicterus, Preemies, Rh Incompatibility and Long Term Needs after a birth injury.

Based in Bloomfield Hills, The Stroble Law Firm represents clients across Michigan, including Macomb County, Oakland County, Warren, Clinton Township, Sterling Heights, St. Clair Shores, Mount Clemens, Utica, Roseville, Troy, Farmington Hills, Waterford, Southfield, Pontiac, Birmingham Michigan, Rochester Hills, West Bloomfield and Bloomfield Hills. Call The Stroble Law Firm at (888) 454-0801, or contact us online for an evaluation of your claim.

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The birth injury lawyers at The Stroble Law Firm have extensive experience evaluating birth injuries and identifying all the contributing factors and potential defendants. Call the medical malpractice attorneys at The Stroble Law Firm at (888) 454-0801,or contact us online for a free evaluation of your case. If there is no recovery in your case, there is no fee for our services.

While birth injuries can stem from natural causes, many occur because of a mistake or negligence by a doctor. Medical malpractice occurs when a doctor causes an injury or worsens the effects of a naturally occurring injury by deviating from the established standard of medical care. Those injuries are different than birth defects, which are caused by a genetic disorder.

When a birth injury occurs, a number of people may be held responsible other than the doctor, including attending nurses, support staff, technicians and even the hospital itself. Birth injuries can leave a family with a lifetime of medical bills.

Birth injuries can include brain damage, nerve damage, spinal cord damage, reduced oxygen injuries, injuries from C-sections,bone fractures, autism, paralysis, infections, epilepsy and wrongful death and injuries to the mother (maternal injuries). Other issues related to pregnancy and birth include Group B Strep, Improper Administration of Drugs, Infant Kernicterus, Rh Incompatibility and Long Term Needs after a birth injury. One of the most common birth injuries is shoulder dystocia, which happens when the baby’s shoulders are too wide to fit through the birth canal and become stuck behind the mother’s pubic bone. Complications of this can include Klumpke’s palsy, an injury caused by excessive pressure to a baby’s neck or head that cause paralysis and Erb’s Palsy, a temporary or permanent loss of mobility in the hand or arm often seen after difficult deliveries where the child's shoulder becomes lodged.

You should understand that birth injuries may occur even with the best medical care. A review of your medical records by our recognized medical experts can help you determine if a health care professional deviated from the accepted standard of care and caused an injury or made an existing condition worse.

The injury lawyers at The Stroble Law Firm have extensive experience evaluating birth injuries and identifying all the contributing factors and potential defendants. While no amount of money can compensate you for a birth injury to your baby, a fair settlement can help provide for your baby’s future care. Our goal is ensure that you and your family obtain fair compensation based on your injuries. If there is no recovery in your case, there is no fee for our services.

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