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Birth Defect Attorneys

If you have a child who has an anomaly in the birth caused by negligence you may be entitled to compensation. These damages include medical costs or lost income as well as punitive damages in certain cases.

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

Medical Malpractice

Medical professionals who take care of your children can have a significant impact on your family's future. If they make a mistake that results in birth injuries or defects that can lead to years of financial hardship and a lifetime of physical and emotional struggles for your infant.

Birth injury lawyers can help you file a claim for compensation against the people who are responsible for your child's medical issues. It could be a doctor, hospital or anything that happened before your child was born. A Queens birth defect attorney can examine your case, offer important insights, and connect with medical experts who will analyze the evidence.

A doctor may make a mistake that can lead to birth defects for instance the prescription of medication which 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 the basis for an action. If you believe that a mistake in your medical treatment caused a birth defect in your child, you may be entitled to compensation for your past and future health care costs. A successful lawsuit can also compensate you for the loss of income, your emotional distress, as well as any other losses you have suffered.

Defective Drugs

Many birth defects result from prescription drugs and over-the counter medications and chemical exposure at the home or workplace as well as other environmental hazards. Unfortunately, these medical conditions are very expensive. Parents often wonder why their child's condition came about and where to turn when charges pile up for expensive treatments and procedures.

Drug makers must test their products rigorously before they're sold, and are expected to anticipate any potential adverse reactions. They could be held responsible for claims brought against them by consumers in the event that they fail to comply with this. An expert birth defect lawyer can help determine if the medication is defective and the cause of your child's health problems.

If you believe that the birth defect in your child's baby is caused by a specific medication, start by documenting your symptoms and keeping medication packaging and receipts. You should also record the date you first noticed symptoms in your child. This information is crucial to determining the time limit for filing an insurance claim.

If your child was exposed to a toxic substance that caused their condition, you have only one year to file a lawsuit. A skilled attorney for birth defects can assist you in building solid evidence and ensure that your child's rights are secured. They can also assist you to get the financial support needed to cover the cost of treatment.

Toxic Exposure

Birth defects are serious illnesses which affect the structure of parts of a child's body. Environmental toxins, the side-effects of certain medications genetic or chromosomal problems and other factors may cause birth defects.

Levy Konigsberg LLP's staff is committed to helping families understand what causes birth defects and how they can seek compensation from the responsible parties. Our lawyers work with medical experts to determine the likelihood that a birth defect could be caused by chemical exposure or environmental factors.

David Strouss, managing partner and senior trial attorney, is a leader in birth defects litigation. He defends clients against large corporations who have exposed them to toxic chemicals. He has handled thousands of cases throughout the United States and around the globe. He was the main plaintiff in some of the first birth defect cases involving solvents that are used in semiconductor manufacturing, agricultural 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. Before joining the firm she was a District Assistant Attorney in Manhattan's District Attorney's Office. She has secured millions of dollars in settlements for her clients. She is skilled in all forms of litigation, including class actions and mass tort claims.

Product Liability

Although modern medical technology has significantly reduced the risks associated with childbirth, birth injuries and defects are still prevalent. These issues can have a major impact on the quality of life of infants and their parents.

While many birth injuries and birth defects result from environmental or genetic causes, they can also be the result of healthcare providers' negligence during pregnancy or during delivery. These mistakes can include prescribing incorrect medications or not monitoring the mother for signs of damage to her prenatal body.

It is often difficult to distinguish between a birth injury and a birth defect. While birth injuries occur during labor and delivery and birth defects are a result of the womb and usually cause long-term damage to the fetus' overall body structure or function.

If the child is born with a birth defect due to the negligence or inaction by another, they may be entitled to compensation. This compensation is granted to the victim and is held in trust for the child's benefit.

At Phillips & Paolicelli, our Queens birth defect attorneys concentrate on the environmental causes that cause these disorders and work with a nationwide network of lawyers to investigate allegations of exposure to teratogen chemicals which are associated with congenital disabilities, developmental delays and other serious birth defects. Managing partner Diane Paolicelli has dedicated her 30 years of legal experience to bringing justice to women who have been exposed to arsenic, mercury and other toxic heavy chemical and metals that cause reproductive issues and birth defects in infants.