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Erb's Palsy Law Firm

A child suffering from erb's systy can have devastating effects on families. If you suspect that medical negligence is the reason for your child's injury to his brachial cord during birth, call an erb's Palsy law firm for a no-cost consultation.

An attorney will look over your case and estimate future medical expenses to determine your estimated case value. This will help determine the value of your claim in the possibility of settling.

Causes

Erb's palsy is caused by a bundle (the brachialplexus) of nerves in the neck gets damaged. These nerves are responsible for arm, shoulder and hand movements as well as sensation. Erb's Palsy can cause weakness, numbness or paralysis of the arm and shoulder.

This condition can be caused by a variety of medical errors during the birthing process and. This includes the use of forceps, a premature C-section or a doctor using a vacuum extractor to deliver the baby vaginally. The majority of cases of erb's palsy can be prevented. Doctors, nurses, midwives 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 vaginal canal, and they do not get stuck or entangled in the pelvic bones of the mother's.

Researchers have suggested that Erb's ailment may be caused by contractions of the mother or the position of a pregnant woman. However these theories haven't been proved. In order to win a case for medical malpractice, plaintiffs need to show that the doctor's deviance from accepted practices caused the injury.

A birth injury lawyer can assist you if you suspect that your child suffered a preventable injury such as Erb's paralysis. A successful lawsuit may award your family an amount of money to cover your child's medical expenses, and also provide you with closure.

Diagnosis

Erb's palsy is caused by damage to the brachialplexus which is a network of nerves in the shoulder and arm. These nerves can become stretched or torn during a challenging delivery. Symptoms of this condition include weakness or paralysis in the affected arm. Doctors are responsible for properly diagnosing the condition as fast as is possible.

Childbirth difficulties are the most common reason for this issue. It is usually caused when the fetus is larger than was expected for a vaginal birth or when the baby's shoulders become stuck during delivery. This is known as shoulder dystocia. It's an important risk factor for Erb's palsy.

If a doctor uses excessive pressure or fails to detect shoulder dystocia, it can result in damage to the upper nerves of the brachialplexus. This can lead to Erb's paralysis. If the doctor's negligence caused the condition and acted in a negligent manner, they could be held accountable for any damage that may be permanent.

To successfully file a medical malpractice claim you must show that the doctor's deviance from the accepted practices caused your injuries. If your child has Erb's Palsy the next step is to prove that the doctor was negligent or acted in a manner that caused injury to the upper Brachial Plexus nerves. This is a typical claim that could result in a large award and life-time care for your child.

Treatment

In most cases, the sooner the condition is recognized and treated more effective the results. If it is not treated the condition can lead to permanent tightening of muscles (contractures) or even complete or partial paralysis. The most commonly used method of treatment is physical therapy and occasionally surgery.

Marc J. Bern & Partners, an experienced Erb's Palsy law firm, is investigating potential claims and lawsuits on behalf of children who have been diagnosed with a brachial plexus injury triggered by medical negligence at birth in the United States. We encourage families to request an assessment of their claim and a free consultation.

While doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals are trained to deliver babies safely there are a variety of complications that could arise. The physician must take action quickly to ensure the safety of the baby and mother when these complications occur. Unfortunately, many health care professionals are not able to do this.

When a birth is complicated the doctor may have to apply a certain amount of force to help the baby move through the birth canal. This can cause the baby's nerves to be damaged if the neck is accidentally stretched.

In addition to a physical examination doctors can also conduct a variety of tests, like X-rays and ultrasounds to determine the extent of an injury and the extent to which a nerve is damaged. A doctor can prescribe various medications to help ease discomfort and pain, and physical or occupational therapy to help restore movement.

Compensation

The cost of treatment for children suffering with Erb's 'Palsy' can be very high. A successful lawsuit may give a family the financial means to afford the medical treatment they require. An experienced Erb's palsy lawyer will try to maximize the amount of compensation that a family will receive.

If a baby suffers from Erb's palsy, the condition can affect every aspect of their lives. It can stop the ability to work and cut down on the time they spend with their parents. It can also cause emotional distress.

Erb's Palsy Law claims can be made to cover the cost of treatment, loss of earnings and the impact that the injury will have on a child's ability to engage in daily activities. Also, claims can be made for the discomfort and suffering caused by the injury. The compensation paid will reflect this.

A successful case will show that the doctor who performed the obstetrics was negligent. This will be proven by demonstrating a departure from the standard practice and resulting in your child's injury. Each case is unique, and it may take some time to be successful in a lawsuit against Erb's Palsy. It is important to contact an attorney sooner rather than later to ensure they don't miss the deadline to file a lawsuit. If a lawsuit is filed late, it could be barred from time by the Statute of Limitations.