Articles, tagged with "birth injury", page 3
15th February 2010
More than 800,000 people suffer from cerebral palsy in the United States alone. Cerebral palsy is a motor and nerve condition that can result in a number of physical and mental disabilities. When diagnosed with or faced with caring for somebody with cer...
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Rasansky Law Firm
21st January 2010
Medical malpractice describes instances in which a medical professional neglects to perform his or her job to standard practice. Consequently, that neglect causes a serious bodily injury to a patient or the death of the patient in the medical professional...
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Author:
Phillip Stone
25th November 2009
Approximately 28,000 babies suffer from birth injuries each year in the United States. Many of these injuries are minor and temporary but, unfortunately, some babies face permanent disability or disfigurement as a result of medical mistakes during the del...
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Author:
Phillip Stone
20th November 2009
If you are faced with the possibility of cerebral palsy, you may be wondering what the symptoms are and what you can do for it. Cerebral palsy may seen scary at first, but if you know what the symptoms are, you will have a better chance of dealing with i...
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Author:
Phillip Stone
11th November 2009
A wrongful death lawsuit is an action filed in court when the wrongful conduct of a person, a company, or some other entity results in the death of another person. Such lawsuits are generally based on state statute, and may allow the close relatives of a ...
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Author:
malpracticelawyer
30th October 2009
It's a term you may have heard, but what precisely is Erbs palsy? Put simply, it is a birth injury that causes damage to an infant's brachial plexus, the group of nerves that influence the fingers, hands and arms. It affects one in each 1,000 to two tho...
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Author:
Roland Olsen
23rd September 2009
If you have suffered an injury in an accident through no fault of your own then you may well be eligible for claiming personal injury compensation. It's no fun being injured, particularly when you know you didn't do anything to cause the injury, and even ...
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Author:
David Wilson
13th September 2009
There are a number of many different types of clinical negligence where a claim can be made due to a lack of care and focus made by a medical professional. Clinical negligence claims can be made for a number of reasons and each case can be split on the ba...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
13th September 2009
If you have suffered from medical negligence, meaning a lack of care that has been committed by someone who is working for the health system and looking after your state of health. Then it is extremely advisable that you are compensated for this lack of c...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
30th August 2009
About 27 out of 1000 child births in the US result to injuries that permanently affect the child. The parents of children whose lives have been ruined by medical malpractice may pursue claims with the help of lawyers who can legally represent them and mak...
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Author:
Mesriani Law Group
15th August 2009
The most common cause of burn injuries is the category known as thermal burns. This category covers the burns which people sustain from direct contact with burn-inducing substances or surfaces. Thermal burns can occur from contact with liquids, fire, stea...
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Author:
Daniel Berry
15th August 2009
The most common cause of spinal cord injury depends upon the age factor. Amongst those of the population who are under forty-five years of age, the leading cause is motor vehicle accidents. This includes motorcycle accidents as well as car accidents. A...
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Author:
Daniel Berry
15th August 2009
One of the highest-ranking causes of brain injury in the United States is violence. Nearly a quarter of brain trauma cases in children is due to child abuse. As the size and vulnerability of small children is a factor, there is a much higher rate of dea...
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Author:
Daniel Berry
01st August 2009
Erb's palsy is a condition that results from damage to the brachial plexus, the network of nerves that controls the arms, fingers and hands.
While the condition can occasionally occur from injury during childhood, the most common cause is birth injury...
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Author:
Daniel Berry
01st August 2009
Birth injuries are so very difficult to deal with for both the infant and the mother of the little child. Some birth injuries are of no fault of the doctor or the mother, and are unfortunate things that do occur from time to time. Other times, it is becau...
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Author:
Robert Palmer