Cerebral Palsy Settlement

If your child is suffering from cerebral palsy because of medical negligence or another type of birth injury, our company can bring a lawsuit to secure you a fair settlement amount. Our team will carefully review all medical evidence and estimate the life-long costs of your family members to ensure you receive the most favorable settlement.

Damages - Amount

Cerebral Palsy is a long-lasting condition that affects nearly every aspect of a person's existence. If medical malpractice is the cause of CP the family could be entitled compensation. The amount of damages depends on how serious the injury is, as well as how many parties are accountable for the harm.

The majority of cerebral palsy cases are settled outside of court. In a settlement, both the injured party (plaintiff) and the medical professional who was negligent (defendant) agree to resolve their dispute with a sum that both parties accept. If the two parties are not able to reach an agreement, then the case will be argued. A judge and jury will then decide the amount of the plaintiff's due by a verdict.

Be aware that your lawyer will fight for you to secure the most favorable settlement. A lawyer who is skilled can provide convincing evidence of the costs that your child will face so you get an appropriate settlement. It is important to hire cerebral palsy lawyers that have experience. It's an old fashioned saying, but every cerebral palsy case is unique. The more information your lawyer has, the more they can maximize settlement. Here are some examples of big CP settlements and verdicts.

Medical expenses

A cerebral palsy settlement can allow you to pay for medical treatment and equipment. It could also help pay for the cost of caregivers, specialists, and other services needed by your child to live a full and fulfilling life. This includes medication or special diets, as well as physical therapy.

These expenses can be extremely expensive, and your family shouldn't be forced to pay them alone. Your CP attorney can assist you to find the financial compensation you need to cover these costs and more.

In many instances medical errors are the root of brain injury that leads to CP. This means it is possible to hold doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals accountable for their mistakes in the form of a civil suit.

A woman visits the emergency room in the 25th week of her pregnancy, suffering from severe pain and low fetal heart rate. The obstetricians released her, but returned when the symptoms got worse. Doctors eventually discover she is in labor but they do not perform C sections. The baby is born with heplegic cerebral palsy and a seizure disorder and requires 24/7 medical attention. The parents sue both doctors and the hospital, and settle for $103,075,618.

You could be eligible for an extensive settlement, regardless of the kind of CP. The settlement will provide your family the financial support that they require to pay for these massive costs.

Suffering and Pain

Cerebral PALSY is a condition that affects the person's posture and balance and also restricts their movement. It's caused by a variety of issues in the brain during the development of the fetus or infancy and cannot be reversed. These issues can be brought on by infections, abnormalities of the uterus or umbilical cord, issues with the placenta or blood flow, genetic conditions, or medical errors during labor and delivery.

People suffering from CP have a reduced quality of life. The severity of the symptoms differs however they all interfere with their ability to move and walk, communicate, and perform daily activities. They also feel pain and discomfort. Many sufferers have difficulty coping with their illness and are unable to receive the care they require.

Adults who suffer from CP experience pain more frequently than the general population and at higher levels. It can interfere with everyday activities and trigger mental distress and depression. More than one third (35%) of adults with CP suffer from moderate to severe pain.

A seasoned CP lawyer can advocate for your child's right to be protected and ensure that the settlement you receive is sufficient to cover all long-term costs and damages. Even if the injury occurred a long time ago, the case can still be successfully litigated to trial or an agreement you think is acceptable. Your legal team may rely on your medical records, as well as witnesses' testimony and school records as well as any other evidence to prove your CP injury claim.

Lifelong Costs

Your child's medical needs will continue throughout their life. If their CP was caused by medical negligence, you must be paid for the ongoing cost of care and treatment. This includes medical expenses as well as other costs like therapy as well as education, housing and medical equipment. Our CP attorneys will assist you to calculate the costs to ensure that the right amount in your settlement is included.

A cerebral palsy settlement is a financial arrangement between the party who has suffered injury and a negligent health care provider to resolve a dispute outside of the courtroom. To avoid a court trial, attorneys for both sides will work to reach a compromise on the amount in dollars. If the two parties are unable to come to an agreement and the matter will be brought before a judge to be decided by a jury or attorneys judge.

Your attorney will build a strong case for your family's claim by gathering evidence of the injury your child sustained and how the actions of your doctor before, during and following birth contributed to the injury. They will also prove that the doctor violated the accepted standards of care for birth injuries. This means examining the medical records of your child and bringing in experts to testify and proving that the doctor's errors directly resulted in your child's CP. They will also calculate the extent of your child's suffering and the effect this has had on their life.