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erb's palsy lawsuit Palsy Law Firm

A child who has erb's paralysis can have devastating effects on families. If you think that medical negligence was the cause of the brachial injury of your child at birth, you should contact an erb's Palsy law firm for a no-cost consultation.

An attorney will review the case and calculate the estimated value of the case based on future medical costs. This will help to establish the value of your claim for any settlement.

Causes

Erb's palsy is caused by damage to a bundle of nerves close to the neck (the brachial plexus). These nerves control shoulder, arm and hand movements, as well as sensation. Erb's Palsy is a condition that causes weakness, numbness or paralysis of the shoulder and arm.

The condition can be caused by an array of medical errors during labor and delivery for example, forceps usage, a C-section performed too soon or a doctor using a vacuum extractor improperly during a vaginal birth. The majority of cases of Erb's palsy can be prevented. Midwives, doctors, nurses and other medical professionals have a duty to uphold an excellent standard of care in the birth room. They must ensure that the shoulders of the baby are delivered through the vaginal canal and that they don't get stuck or entangled in the mother's pelvic bones.

Some researchers suggest that Erb's Palsy can be the result of contractions of the mother or the positioning of pregnant women. However, these theories have not been confirmed. To be successful in a claim of medical malpractice, plaintiffs must to show that the doctor's deviation from the accepted standard of care caused the injury.

If you believe your child suffered from an avoidable erb's-palsy injury, a birth injury lawyer can assist you in seeking justice. A successful lawsuit can be awarded to your family financially compensation to help pay for the medical costs of your child and provide you with a sense of closure.

Diagnosis

Erb's Palsy is caused by damage to the brachialplexus which is a network or nerves that run through the shoulder and arm. These nerves can be stretched or torn due to an inconvenient delivery. This can lead to weakness or paralysis in the affected arm. Doctors are accountable for diagnosing this condition as quickly as is possible.

Childbirth difficulties are the most common reason for this issue. This is typically the case when the size of the fetus exceeds than expected for vaginal delivery or when the shoulders of the baby become stuck during birth. This is called shoulder dystocia and is one of the main risks for developing Erb's - Palsy.

If a physician applies excessive pressure or fails to detect shoulder dystocia, it may cause injury to the upper nerves of the brachialplexus. This causes Erb's Palsy. The doctor is responsible for any damage caused by negligence.

You must prove that your injuries were caused by the doctor's deviance from the accepted medical practice to win a case for medical malpractice. For cases involving Erb's Palsy, you must demonstrate that the doctor's actions or inaction resulted in your child suffering an injury to the brachial plexus's upper nerves. This is a frequent claim that can result in a large settlement and a lifetime of medical treatment for your child.

Treatment

In most cases, the earlier the condition is identified and treated the better the result. If the condition is not treated, it can progress to permanent muscle tightening (contractures) and can lead to total or partial paralysis. The most popular form of treatment is physical therapy, and occasionally surgery.

Marc J. Bern & Partners, a seasoned Erb's Palsy law firm, studies potential claims and lawsuits on behalf of children diagnosed with abrachial plexus injury that was caused by medical negligence during birth in the United States. We encourage families to seek an initial consultation and claim evaluation.

Despite the fact that doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals are trained to deliver babies in a safe and secure manner complications can happen. When complications do occur doctors must take action quickly to ensure the safety of mother and child. Unfortunately, some health care professionals fail to do this.

A physician may have to apply a certain amount force during a difficult delivery to aid the baby in the birth canal. This can cause the baby's nerves be damaged if the neck is accidentally stretched.

In addition to a physical exam doctors can also conduct a variety of tests, such as X-rays or ultrasounds, to determine the severity of an injury and the extent to the extent a nerve has been damaged. A doctor may prescribe medications to ease discomfort and pain and also occupational therapy or physical therapy to restore mobility.

Compensation

The expense of medical treatment for children with Erb's palsy can be extremely high. A successful lawsuit may help families to pay for the medical treatment they require. An experienced Erb's lawyer will try to maximize the amount of compensation a family can receive.

If a baby suffers from Erb's Palsy, it can impact all aspects of their lives. It can prevent them from working, and it can restrict the amount of time they can spend with their parents, and it can also trigger emotional trauma.

Erb's palsy law claims may be claimed for the expense of treatment, loss of earnings and effect that the injury will impact a child's capability to enjoy daily activities. The compensation will also reflect the pain and suffering the injury has caused.

A successful claim will prove that the obstetrician or hospital was negligent. This is demonstrated by proving that there was an infraction to the accepted procedure and that this resulted in the injury of your child. Every case is unique and it may take some time to be successful in a lawsuit against Erb's Palsy. It is essential that families contact an attorney earlier rather than later to ensure that they don't be late in filing a lawsuit. A lawsuit filed too late could be barred by the Statute of Limitations.