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Birth Defect Lawsuits

While medical advances have diminished the risk of pregnancies however, negligence is the reason behind many birth injuries and birth defects. Parents who have lost their children due to exposure to chemicals at work or incorrectly prescribed drugs are often able to seek compensation.

In many states the statute of limitations in many states is just one year. Therefore, it is crucial to contact an attorney early as possible. A skilled lawyer can help clients through the process and help them determine the value of their case.

Medical Malpractice

Medical malpractice claims could arise at any stage of labor, pregnancy or delivery. If a physician fails to meet the accepted standard of care, and that is the cause of injury or birth defects and birth defects, they could be held responsible for medical malpractice claims.

Doctors must evaluate an expectant mother’s current medication and take into consideration any health concerns she may have. They should be aware of potential risks to her unborn baby. If a doctor fails to fulfill their duties and causes harm to a patient could be held responsible for medical malpractice.

A birth defect lawyer will assist you in determining whether the claim for medical malpractice is a valid one and guide you through the legal process. Due to the delicate nature of medical malpractice claims, you need to find an experienced lawyer who you trust.

The sooner you start the sooner you can begin. A qualified birth defect attorney can assist you with filing the claim before the state's statutes of limitations expire. Most states only give you one year to file a lawsuit for medical negligence, and it can take time to resolve an incredibly serious incident. You need a lawyer who is able to quickly collect the necessary records and gather evidence to support your case. This is particularly true in the event that your child suffered injuries due to negligence on the part of a doctor, since the faster you initiate legal action the more evidence you'll have to support your claim.

Environmental Causes

Environmental factors can are a factor in birth defects, even though genetics make up the majority of cases. These factors are not always understood by scientists, but can include the mother's exposure at home or work to toxic chemicals. These chemicals, including solvents paint thinners, solvents, engraving processing materials, cleaning chemicals and certain metal alloys may increase the likelihood of having a child develop a birth defect. These kinds of exposures were the basis of birth defect lawsuits that LK's lawyers filed on behalf of clients who worked in beauty salons and paint factories, as well as semiconductor manufacturing plants.

The majority of severe birth defects are the result of genetic or environmental factors. These factors cannot be prevented by lifestyle choices or medical treatments. Researchers and doctors have an issue finding the root of an individual birth defect. The only way to decrease the incidence of birth defects is to educate women who are expecting and to encourage them to be cautious with their choices of food and medications as well as lifestyle choices.

A medical malpractice lawsuit involving the birth defect is different than the typical personal injury lawsuit in that it requires a thorough knowledge of both medical and legal issues. Our birth defect lawyers are knowledgeable of these complex cases and will fight to get the compensation you deserve.

Drugs

The use of medications during pregnancy can cause birth defects, that can result in facial and limb abnormalities as well as eye disorders and spinal cord problems, as well as other conditions. If a child is affected by an abnormality in birth due to medication, the family could have a claim against the maker in a lawsuit based on product liability.

Birth defects can be caused by exposure to prescription medicines or toxic chemicals, as well as other environmental factors in the first three months of pregnancy, a crucial time for development. A birth defect lawyer can assist you in determining your legal options if the birth defect of your child could be the result of medication.

Many drug manufacturers are expected to thoroughly test their products before releasing their products to the general public, and they must inform consumers regarding the possible adverse side effects. A birth defect lawyer can assist parents who want to sue a drug manufacturer for selling drugs that cause birth defects.

Several types of medications can cause birth defects, including non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), lithium, angiotensin II antagonists, and cancer drugs such as thalidomide and diethylstilbestrol. The lawyers from LK's medical negligence department have secured billions of dollars for families whose children sustained injuries as a result of the usage of these and other pharmaceutical drugs. The firm has also brought cases in a number of cases where children were injured by toxic chemicals at work or environmental pollutants.

Pregnancy

Pregnancy can be one of the most exciting, but nerve-wracking experiences in a woman's life. If something goes wrong, the results can be severe. Birth defects of grave concern could affect the brain, heart and limbs, or even the overall body function. The child could be forced to live longer and cause great suffering for their parents.

Certain birth defects are genetic. Others are caused by the negligence of medical professionals and hospital personnel. This could be due to prescribing a medication that can cause birth defects, or administering the wrong dosage. It could be as easy as failing to monitor the fetus's health or expose the mother to harmful chemicals during her pregnancy.

If a parent believes that the birth defect or birth injury is due to negligence on the part of a doctor, they should contact an New York birth defect attorney right away. A lawyer can to assist parents in determining the best way to proceed and the amount of they may be entitled to.

Birth defects can be a tragic result of medical malpractice, environmental factors, exposure to drugs or a combination of causes. Finz & Finz, the expert New York birth defects lawyers on Long Island and New York City can help if your child's condition is due to negligence by someone else's. Contact us toll-free for a no-cost case strategy session.