FAQs

Birth injuries can arise from complications during labor and delivery, with significant impacts on both the child and the family. While some injuries are unavoidable due to unforeseen medical circumstances, others result from preventable errors. Common factors that contribute to birth injuries include prolonged or difficult labor, failure to recognize fetal distress, improper use of assistive devices like forceps or vacuum extractors, delaying necessary C-sections, or insufficient monitoring leading to a lack of oxygen (hypoxia) during birth. These errors can lead to conditions such as cerebral palsy, Erb’s palsy, or other forms of permanent disability.

When medical professionals fail to meet the expected standards of care, it may constitute medical negligence. Families affected by preventable birth injuries often face emotional distress, financial strain, and long-term care requirements for their child. Seeking legal assistance can help determine whether the injury could have been prevented and what options are available for obtaining compensation to cover medical costs, therapy, and specialized support.

If you believe medical negligence played a role in your child’s birth injury, it is important to act promptly. Contact Gluckstein Lawyers today to discuss your case. Our compassionate and experienced team is dedicated to advocating for families and securing the resources needed to move forward. Reach out for a free consultation to understand your rights and options.