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Birth Defect Attorneys

If you have a child who has a birth defect caused by negligence, then you are entitled to compensation. These damages can include medical expenses or lost income as well as punitive damages, in certain instances.

A Pompano Beach injury lawyer can assist you in recovering compensation for your child's injuries and future medical expenses. Birth defects are often caused by medical malpractice or defective drugs. toxic exposure.

Medical Malpractice

Medical professionals who care for your children can have a major impact on your family's future. If they make mistakes that lead to birth defects or injuries which could result in years of financial hardship and the prospect of a lifetime of physical and emotional struggles for your infant.

Birth injury lawyers can help you to file a claim for compensation against the people responsible for your child’s medical problems. It could be a doctor, a hospital or even something that occurred prior to your child's birth. A Queens birth defect lawyer can analyze your case, provide important information, and connect you with medical experts who will look over the evidence.

A doctor could make a mistake which leads to a birth defect, for example when they prescribed medication that could have increased the chance of your baby's illness or in the event that they failed to perform certain tests and screenings in pregnancy. These are instances of medical malpractice that may be grounds for an action. If your child has an anomaly in the birth which you believe is due to a medical error, you deserve compensation to cover past and future expenses related to your child's medical treatment. A successful lawsuit could compensate you for the loss of income, emotional stress or any other loss that you have suffered.

Defective Drugs

Prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, chemical exposure at home or at work and environmental hazards are causes of many birth defects. Unfortunately, these medical issues can be very costly. Parents often ask how their child's condition occurred and where to turn, as charges pile up for expensive treatments and procedures.

Medications are required to undergo rigorous testing prior to being put on the market, and drug makers are expected to foresee any potential adverse effects. If they fail to do this they could be held liable for product liability lawsuits filed by consumers affected. An experienced birth defect attorney can help determine whether the defective medication is at fault for the health issues of your child.

If you suspect that your child's birth defect could be related to a specific drug begin by logging your symptoms and keeping the medications' packaging and receipts. It is also important to record the date you first began to notice symptoms in your child. This information is crucial in determining the time limit for a child's illness.

You have a year to file a suit if your child was exposed any toxic substance that caused the condition. An experienced birth defect attorney can help you build an effective case and help you ensure that your child's rights are protected. They can also offer the financial aid you need to pay for necessary treatment.

Toxic Exposure

Birth defects are serious illnesses that affect the structure of parts of a child's body. They could be caused through environmental toxins, adverse effects of certain medications or chromosomal or genetic abnormalities.

Levy Konigsberg's team is committed to helping families understand what causes birth defects and what they can do to seek compensation from the responsible parties. Our attorneys work with medical professionals to determine whether a birth defect is caused by exposure to chemicals or environmental factors.

Managing partner and senior trial lawyer David Strouss is a leader in birth defect litigation, and has been able to defend clients against major corporations that have exposed them to harmful chemicals. He has handled thousands of cases throughout the United States and around the globe. He was the plaintiff in many of the earliest birth defect cases involving solvents used in semiconductor manufacturing, agriculture industries and pesticides.

Victoria Phillips focuses on complex litigation involving product liability and birth defect cases. She graduated from Williams College with a magna sum laude and Columbia Law School. Prior to joining the firm, she worked as an Assistant District Attorney in Manhattan's District Attorney's Office. She has recovered millions in settlements for her clients and is proficient in all kinds of litigation, including class action and mass tort claims.

Product Liability

While medical advances have greatly reduced the risks associated with childbirth birth injuries and birth defects remain frequent. These issues can have a major impact on the lives of parents and infants.

While many birth defects and injuries are caused by environmental or genetic causes, they may also be the result of the inattention of health care professionals during the birth or delivery. These mistakes include prescribing the wrong medication or not monitoring the mother for signs prenatal damage.

It can be difficult to distinguish between a birth injury and a birth defect. Birth injuries happen during labor and birth. Birth defects, however, develop in the womb. They can have a long-term impact on the fetus’ overall body structure and function.

If the child is born with a birth deformity due to the negligence or inaction of another, they may be entitled to compensation. This compensation is given to the person who was injured and kept in trust for the child's benefit.

Our Queens birth defects lawyers at Phillips & Paolicelli focus on environmental causes and work with a nationwide network of lawyers to investigate allegations of exposure to teratogens chemical that have been associated with developmental delays and congenital disabilities. Diane Paolicelli, managing partner has dedicated her legal career for over 30 years to helping women who have been exposed to toxic chemicals, heavy metals, and heavy metals that cause birth defects and reproductive problems in children.