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Cerebral Palsy Settlement

If your child suffers from cerebral palsy as a result of medical negligence or another form of birth injury, our firm can file a lawsuit to get you a fair amount of settlement. Our team will evaluate all medical evidence available and estimate your family's long-term expenses to help you receive the most fair settlement.

The amount of damages

cerebral palsy lawsuit Palsy is a disorder that is permanent and impacts almost every aspect of life. The effects can be catastrophic but when CP is caused by medical malpractice, the afflicted family members could be entitled to compensation. The amount of damages are determined by the severity of the injury as well as the number of parties responsible for the injuries.

The majority of cerebral palsy lawsuits settle outside of court. In a settlement agreement both the person who was injured (plaintiff) and the medical professional who was negligent defendant (defendant), agree to settle their case for a price that is agreeable to both parties. If both sides fail to reach an agreement, the case will go to trial. A judge and jury will decide what money the plaintiff is due and will decide on the amount based on their verdict.

Be aware that your lawyer will fight to secure the best settlement that is possible. A skilled lawyer can provide evidence convincing of the lifelong costs your child will face so that you receive a fair settlement. It is important to hire cerebral palsy lawyers who have experience. It's common sense to say, but each CP case is unique. And the more information your attorney has access to, the more they can maximize your settlement. Here are a few examples of massive CP settlements and verdicts.

Medical Costs

A cerebral-palsy settlement might provide money to help pay for medical equipment and treatments. It may also cover the costs of caregivers, specialists and other services your child requires to live an active, joyful life. This includes medication, special diets and physical therapy.

These expenses can be extremely costly and your family shouldn't be forced to bear the burden on their own. Your CP lawyer can help you find the right compensation to cover these expenses and more.

In many instances medical errors are the reason for a brain injury that can lead to CP. In civil lawsuits, doctors, nurses and other medical professionals can be held accountable for their mistakes.

A woman who is in her 25th week of pregnancy comes to the emergency department because of extreme discomfort and low fetal heart rates. The obstetricians let her go, but she is soon back as the symptoms become worse. Doctors eventually discover she is in labor, but they do not carry out C-sections. The baby suffers from heplegic brain paralysis and a seizure condition and requires 24/7 medical attention. The parents sue both the doctors and the hospital, and settle for $103,075,618.

Regardless of the type of CP, you may be entitled to a substantial amount in a settlement. Your family can handle these expenses using the money you receive.

Suffering and Pain

Cerebral paralysis is a permanent condition that impacts a person's posture and balance, and restricts movement. It is caused by brain disorders that happen during fetal or infant development. It is not reversible. These problems could be caused by infection, abnormalities of the uterus, umbilical cord or placenta, problems with blood flow, or genetic disorders.

People suffering from CP have a diminished quality of life. The severity of the symptoms may vary, but all affect the ability to move, walk or communicate and carry out everyday activities. They also experience discomfort and pain. Many sufferers have difficulty coping with their condition and struggle to get the care they require.

Adults who suffer from CP suffer from pain more frequently than the general population, and at greater intensity. It can affect daily activities and cause mental distress and depression. It's estimated that over 1/3 of those suffering from CP experience moderate to severe pain.

An experienced CP lawyer can fight for your child's rights and make sure that the settlement you receive covers all costs and damages that are long-term. Even a claim filed years after the birth injury happened can be successfully fought all the way to trial or to an agreement that you feel is acceptable. Your legal team could use your medical records, as well as witnesses' testimony and school records as well as any other evidence that supports your CP injury claim.

Lifelong Costs

The medical requirements of your child will be present for the rest of their life. If their CP was the result of medical negligence, you must be compensated for the cost of care and treatment. This includes medical expenses as well as other costs such as therapy and education, housing and 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 financial arrangement between the injured party and a negligent health care provider to resolve a dispute outside of the courtroom. To avoid a court trial, lawyers from both sides will try to reach a compromise on the amount of money. If the two parties cannot come to an agreement the case will go to trial for a verdict by a judge jury.

Your attorney will help you build a strong claim for your family by gathering evidence of the harm your child suffered and the way the doctor's actions between and after birth led to that injury. They will also show that the doctor's actions violated the accepted guidelines for the treatment of birth injuries. This will include examining your child’s medical records and bringing expert witnesses into and proving that the doctor's mistakes directly caused your child’s CP. They will also estimate the suffering and pain suffered by your child, and the impact on their lives.