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Birth Defect Litigation
Parents want perfect children However, some injuries occur outside of their control. Families can be left with a large bill when injuries require expensive procedures and specialized care.
A New York birth defect lawyer can help stunned parents file an action and receive compensation to cover future costs. However, the law places strict deadlines the time a claim has to be filed.
Statute of limitations
Modern technology and medical advances have helped reduce the risks of childbirth and pregnancy. Birth defects and injuries remain a possibility. If they're preventable families must consider their legal options.
Many birth defect lawsuits are based upon allegations of medical malpractice. These lawsuits can result from mistakes made by nurses or doctors staff at any time during labor, pregnancy and birth. Additionally medical professionals may be guilty of medical malpractice following a child's birth when they fail to provide the correct treatment.
In general, the statutes of limitations in these cases is 2.5 years after the date of the medical malpractice. This time period can be extended to infants. It is nevertheless important to seek legal counsel early enough to ensure that all evidence is gathered and that a timely claim be filed.
In addition to medical malpractice, a lawsuit can also be brought on behalf of an infant for birth defects caused by wrongful exposure to chemicals and toxic substances that take place during the mother's pregnancy. Specially trained birth defects lawyers are able to investigate the claims and then prosecute them on behalf of the family.
Parents should be aware of the following aspects when choosing an attorney to represent their interests in a lawsuit filed for birth defect or injury:
Medical Malpractice
Birth defects can lead to a variety of mental and physical problems. Some of them can be fatal. Some of these issues may be caused by genetics while others are caused by exposure to environmental factors or prescription drugs used during pregnancy.
Medical professionals or doctors can be accused of negligence when they cause birth defects through their actions or inaction. These cases typically are based on medical negligence in labor or delivery. They may also involve any other be in compliance with a standard of medical care, like, failing to diagnose an illness or prescribing incorrect medication during pregnancy.
One of these cases involves teratogens. These medications can lead to serious birth defects. During pregnancy, doctors typically recommend women not to take this medication, which is commonly used in the treatment of seizures. If a woman is exposed to the drug then she should file an insurance claim.
It is important to choose an attorney who is experienced in handling these kinds of cases. Find a law firm that has a specialization in this area and operates on an hourly basis, which means you won't have to pay a dime unless you get the case won. Choose an attorney with an excellent ability to communicate and negotiate. This can help ensure that your claim is filed before the time limit expires.
Prescription Drugs
Many birth defects cause mental or physical disabilities, which require expensive medical care and accommodations for the child. Often, these conditions are genetically inherited, but some of them may be caused by environmental or chemical exposure or medication that the mother took while pregnant.
Pharmaceutical manufacturers are required to ensure that their products are tested properly and inform consumers of any risks. Sadly certain pharmaceutical companies fail to keep up with the latest research or anticipate potential side consequences. Some doctors prescribe dangerous drugs to their patients. Moreover, some women aren't aware of the risks of taking certain medications during pregnancy. These are known as teratogens and can cause birth defects within the fetus, including spina bifida.
Other substances that could cause birth defects are the chemicals used in the manufacturing and agricultural industries, and heavy metals like mercury which contaminate air or groundwater. Diane Paolicelli has dedicated her legal career to fighting powerful corporations that expose women to harmful chemicals and substances that could damage their reproductive health and lead to birth defects.
When filing lawsuits against the parties that are accountable for your child's health, it is important to gather as much evidence as you can. Included in this are any ultrasound images or blood tests, as well as medical bills that are incurred due to. This information will help the attorney determine the value of the case.
Product Liability
Pregnancy is among the most exciting and nerve-wracking experiences in the life of a woman. It's also a time when medical professionals can make mistakes that cause birth defects. A reputable attorney can assist parents in submitting an action and obtaining the money they deserve from those responsible for the disability of their child.
Although the causes of birth defects are usually unknown to medical experts, a significant number can be attributed to environmental or chemical exposure. This can include parental exposure to toxic chemicals in the workplace such as solvents and glycol ethers in semiconductor manufacturing, as well as agricultural chemicals used for crop spraying and pesticides.
The manufacturers and the people who prescribe medications also have a duty to inform the public about the dangers of their products. A significant portion of these medications are sold to women who are pregnant, without warnings about the risk of birth defect. This is especially relevant for antidepressants like Prozac and Zoloft.
Christian Uehlein, a partner at Thornton Law Firm, represents plaintiffs in birth defect lawsuits against pharmaceutical and chemical companies. He concentrates his practice on cases where birth defects are caused by exposure to toxic chemicals in the home by parents such as those used in semiconductor manufacturing or farming. He is a graduate of American University in Washington, D.C. and Suffolk University Law School.
Parents want perfect children However, some injuries occur outside of their control. Families can be left with a large bill when injuries require expensive procedures and specialized care.
A New York birth defect lawyer can help stunned parents file an action and receive compensation to cover future costs. However, the law places strict deadlines the time a claim has to be filed.
Statute of limitations
Modern technology and medical advances have helped reduce the risks of childbirth and pregnancy. Birth defects and injuries remain a possibility. If they're preventable families must consider their legal options.
Many birth defect lawsuits are based upon allegations of medical malpractice. These lawsuits can result from mistakes made by nurses or doctors staff at any time during labor, pregnancy and birth. Additionally medical professionals may be guilty of medical malpractice following a child's birth when they fail to provide the correct treatment.
In general, the statutes of limitations in these cases is 2.5 years after the date of the medical malpractice. This time period can be extended to infants. It is nevertheless important to seek legal counsel early enough to ensure that all evidence is gathered and that a timely claim be filed.
In addition to medical malpractice, a lawsuit can also be brought on behalf of an infant for birth defects caused by wrongful exposure to chemicals and toxic substances that take place during the mother's pregnancy. Specially trained birth defects lawyers are able to investigate the claims and then prosecute them on behalf of the family.
Parents should be aware of the following aspects when choosing an attorney to represent their interests in a lawsuit filed for birth defect or injury:
Medical Malpractice
Birth defects can lead to a variety of mental and physical problems. Some of them can be fatal. Some of these issues may be caused by genetics while others are caused by exposure to environmental factors or prescription drugs used during pregnancy.
Medical professionals or doctors can be accused of negligence when they cause birth defects through their actions or inaction. These cases typically are based on medical negligence in labor or delivery. They may also involve any other be in compliance with a standard of medical care, like, failing to diagnose an illness or prescribing incorrect medication during pregnancy.
One of these cases involves teratogens. These medications can lead to serious birth defects. During pregnancy, doctors typically recommend women not to take this medication, which is commonly used in the treatment of seizures. If a woman is exposed to the drug then she should file an insurance claim.
It is important to choose an attorney who is experienced in handling these kinds of cases. Find a law firm that has a specialization in this area and operates on an hourly basis, which means you won't have to pay a dime unless you get the case won. Choose an attorney with an excellent ability to communicate and negotiate. This can help ensure that your claim is filed before the time limit expires.
Prescription Drugs
Many birth defects cause mental or physical disabilities, which require expensive medical care and accommodations for the child. Often, these conditions are genetically inherited, but some of them may be caused by environmental or chemical exposure or medication that the mother took while pregnant.
Pharmaceutical manufacturers are required to ensure that their products are tested properly and inform consumers of any risks. Sadly certain pharmaceutical companies fail to keep up with the latest research or anticipate potential side consequences. Some doctors prescribe dangerous drugs to their patients. Moreover, some women aren't aware of the risks of taking certain medications during pregnancy. These are known as teratogens and can cause birth defects within the fetus, including spina bifida.
Other substances that could cause birth defects are the chemicals used in the manufacturing and agricultural industries, and heavy metals like mercury which contaminate air or groundwater. Diane Paolicelli has dedicated her legal career to fighting powerful corporations that expose women to harmful chemicals and substances that could damage their reproductive health and lead to birth defects.
When filing lawsuits against the parties that are accountable for your child's health, it is important to gather as much evidence as you can. Included in this are any ultrasound images or blood tests, as well as medical bills that are incurred due to. This information will help the attorney determine the value of the case.
Product Liability
Pregnancy is among the most exciting and nerve-wracking experiences in the life of a woman. It's also a time when medical professionals can make mistakes that cause birth defects. A reputable attorney can assist parents in submitting an action and obtaining the money they deserve from those responsible for the disability of their child.
Although the causes of birth defects are usually unknown to medical experts, a significant number can be attributed to environmental or chemical exposure. This can include parental exposure to toxic chemicals in the workplace such as solvents and glycol ethers in semiconductor manufacturing, as well as agricultural chemicals used for crop spraying and pesticides.
The manufacturers and the people who prescribe medications also have a duty to inform the public about the dangers of their products. A significant portion of these medications are sold to women who are pregnant, without warnings about the risk of birth defect. This is especially relevant for antidepressants like Prozac and Zoloft.
Christian Uehlein, a partner at Thornton Law Firm, represents plaintiffs in birth defect lawsuits against pharmaceutical and chemical companies. He concentrates his practice on cases where birth defects are caused by exposure to toxic chemicals in the home by parents such as those used in semiconductor manufacturing or farming. He is a graduate of American University in Washington, D.C. and Suffolk University Law School.
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