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If your child is suffering from cerebral palsy due to negligence at work or a different type of birth injury, our firm is able to file a lawsuit to get you a fair amount of settlement. Our team will take a close look at all available medical evidence and calculate your family's lifelong expenses to ensure you get the most favorable settlement.
The amount of damages
Cerebral palsy is a permanent condition that affects almost every aspect of a person's life. The effects can be devastation, but when CP is the result of medical negligence, the affected family may be entitled to compensation. The amount of damages are determined by the severity of the injury and the number of parties accountable for the injuries.
A majority of cerebral palsy lawsuits settle without going to court. In a settlement agreement both the party who suffered (plaintiff) and the medical professional who was negligent defendant (defendant) will agree to settle the case for a price that is agreeable to both parties. If the two parties are not able to reach an agreement, then the case will be heard. A judge and jury will then decide the amount of money the plaintiff is due and will decide on the amount based on their verdict.
It is important to remember that your attorney is on your side to get you the largest amount of money possible. A lawyer who is experienced can provide evidence convincing of the ongoing costs your child will face so that you receive an appropriate settlement. It is also important to hire a cerebral palsy lawyer with a track record. It's a common occurrence to say, but each CP case is unique. And the more information your lawyer has access to, the better they will be able to maximize your settlement. Here are some examples of large CP settlements and verdicts.
Medical Costs
A cerebral palsy settlement may offer money to pay for medical equipment and treatments. It can also cover the cost of specialists, caregivers, and other services needed by your child in order to live a full, healthy life. This includes the costs of special diets, medications as well as physical therapy.
These costs can be incredibly expensive and your family should not be burdened by them. Your CP attorney can help you find the financial compensation you need to cover these costs and more.
In many instances medical errors are the root of brain injury which leads to CP. In civil lawsuits, doctors, nurses and other medical professionals can be held accountable for their mistakes.
A woman arrives at the emergency room during the 25th week of her pregnancy, suffering from severe pain and fetal heart rates that are low. Obstetricians discharge her but she soon returns as the symptoms increase. Eventually, the doctors discover she is having labor but they are unable to perform a C-section. The baby is born with heplegic cerebral Palsy and a seizure condition and requires around-the-clock medical attention. Parents sue doctors and the hospital for medical negligence and settle for $103,075,618.
Regardless of the type of CP it is possible that you are entitled to a substantial amount in a settlement. Your family will be able manage these expenses with the money you receive.
Pain and Suffering
Cerebral palsy is a condition that affects the person's balance and posture and can also limit their movement. It's caused by disturbances in the brain during the development of the fetus or infancy. It's not able to be reversed. These disorders can be caused due to infections, abnormalities of the uterus, umbilical cord or placenta, problems with blood flow, or genetic conditions.
People with CP suffer from a lower quality of life. The severity of symptoms can differ, but they all have an impact on the ability to walk, move or communicate and carry out daily activities. They also experience pain and discomfort. Many have difficulty coping with their conditions and struggle to receive the right treatment.
Adults with CP suffer from pain more frequently and at greater intensity than the general population. It can hinder daily activities and cause depression and mental distress. More than one third (35 percent) of people who suffer from CP suffer from moderate to severe pain.
An experienced CP attorney can advocate for the rights of your child and ensure you get an amount that covers all long-term costs and damages. Even if the injury occurred years ago, the case could be successfully tried to trial, or settle for an agreement you think is acceptable. Your legal team could use your medical records as well as witness testimony or school records, as well as any other evidence that supports your CP injury claim.
Lifelong Costs
The medical requirements of your child will continue for the rest of their life. If the CP was caused by medical malpractice, then you should be compensated with regard to the cost of long-term medical treatment and care. This includes therapy, medical expenses education, housing, and medical equipment. Our CP attorneys will help you determine the cost to ensure that the correct amount in your settlement is included.
A cerebral palsy settlement is a deal in money between the party who has suffered injury and a negligent health care provider to settle a matter outside of court. Lawyers representing both parties will usually attempt to reach a dollar amount which both sides are pleased with, so that there is no need for the need for a trial. If the two parties are not able to agree or a settlement, the case will be taken to a court for a decision by a jury or judge.
Your attorney will help you build a strong claim for your family by obtaining evidence about the injury your child sustained and how the actions of the doctor prior to and after birth caused the injury. They will also prove the doctor's actions did not conform to accepted guidelines for the treatment of birth injuries. This involves examining the medical records of your child as well as bringing in expert witnesses, and showing that the doctor’s mistakes directly caused your child’s CP. They will also calculate the pain and suffering of your child's condition and its impact on their lives.
If your child is suffering from cerebral palsy due to negligence at work or a different type of birth injury, our firm is able to file a lawsuit to get you a fair amount of settlement. Our team will take a close look at all available medical evidence and calculate your family's lifelong expenses to ensure you get the most favorable settlement.
The amount of damages
Cerebral palsy is a permanent condition that affects almost every aspect of a person's life. The effects can be devastation, but when CP is the result of medical negligence, the affected family may be entitled to compensation. The amount of damages are determined by the severity of the injury and the number of parties accountable for the injuries.
A majority of cerebral palsy lawsuits settle without going to court. In a settlement agreement both the party who suffered (plaintiff) and the medical professional who was negligent defendant (defendant) will agree to settle the case for a price that is agreeable to both parties. If the two parties are not able to reach an agreement, then the case will be heard. A judge and jury will then decide the amount of money the plaintiff is due and will decide on the amount based on their verdict.
It is important to remember that your attorney is on your side to get you the largest amount of money possible. A lawyer who is experienced can provide evidence convincing of the ongoing costs your child will face so that you receive an appropriate settlement. It is also important to hire a cerebral palsy lawyer with a track record. It's a common occurrence to say, but each CP case is unique. And the more information your lawyer has access to, the better they will be able to maximize your settlement. Here are some examples of large CP settlements and verdicts.
Medical Costs
A cerebral palsy settlement may offer money to pay for medical equipment and treatments. It can also cover the cost of specialists, caregivers, and other services needed by your child in order to live a full, healthy life. This includes the costs of special diets, medications as well as physical therapy.
These costs can be incredibly expensive and your family should not be burdened by them. Your CP attorney can help you find the financial compensation you need to cover these costs and more.
In many instances medical errors are the root of brain injury which leads to CP. In civil lawsuits, doctors, nurses and other medical professionals can be held accountable for their mistakes.
A woman arrives at the emergency room during the 25th week of her pregnancy, suffering from severe pain and fetal heart rates that are low. Obstetricians discharge her but she soon returns as the symptoms increase. Eventually, the doctors discover she is having labor but they are unable to perform a C-section. The baby is born with heplegic cerebral Palsy and a seizure condition and requires around-the-clock medical attention. Parents sue doctors and the hospital for medical negligence and settle for $103,075,618.
Regardless of the type of CP it is possible that you are entitled to a substantial amount in a settlement. Your family will be able manage these expenses with the money you receive.
Pain and Suffering
Cerebral palsy is a condition that affects the person's balance and posture and can also limit their movement. It's caused by disturbances in the brain during the development of the fetus or infancy. It's not able to be reversed. These disorders can be caused due to infections, abnormalities of the uterus, umbilical cord or placenta, problems with blood flow, or genetic conditions.
People with CP suffer from a lower quality of life. The severity of symptoms can differ, but they all have an impact on the ability to walk, move or communicate and carry out daily activities. They also experience pain and discomfort. Many have difficulty coping with their conditions and struggle to receive the right treatment.
Adults with CP suffer from pain more frequently and at greater intensity than the general population. It can hinder daily activities and cause depression and mental distress. More than one third (35 percent) of people who suffer from CP suffer from moderate to severe pain.
An experienced CP attorney can advocate for the rights of your child and ensure you get an amount that covers all long-term costs and damages. Even if the injury occurred years ago, the case could be successfully tried to trial, or settle for an agreement you think is acceptable. Your legal team could use your medical records as well as witness testimony or school records, as well as any other evidence that supports your CP injury claim.
Lifelong Costs
The medical requirements of your child will continue for the rest of their life. If the CP was caused by medical malpractice, then you should be compensated with regard to the cost of long-term medical treatment and care. This includes therapy, medical expenses education, housing, and medical equipment. Our CP attorneys will help you determine the cost to ensure that the correct amount in your settlement is included.
A cerebral palsy settlement is a deal in money between the party who has suffered injury and a negligent health care provider to settle a matter outside of court. Lawyers representing both parties will usually attempt to reach a dollar amount which both sides are pleased with, so that there is no need for the need for a trial. If the two parties are not able to agree or a settlement, the case will be taken to a court for a decision by a jury or judge.
Your attorney will help you build a strong claim for your family by obtaining evidence about the injury your child sustained and how the actions of the doctor prior to and after birth caused the injury. They will also prove the doctor's actions did not conform to accepted guidelines for the treatment of birth injuries. This involves examining the medical records of your child as well as bringing in expert witnesses, and showing that the doctor’s mistakes directly caused your child’s CP. They will also calculate the pain and suffering of your child's condition and its impact on their lives.
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