Birth Injury Lawyer in Titusville

An experienced birth injury lawyer understands birth injury cases, which enables them to navigate the complex legal process on your behalf. They will:

• conduct thorough investigations into the circumstances surrounding the said injury;
• gather evidence to support your claim;
• consult medical experts to establish facts and strengthen your case;
• identify the parties responsible for your injuries based on the facts discovered; and
• file a claim with the at-fault party's insurance company or a lawsuit if they refuse to cooperate. 

That's just an overview of how such an attorney may be able to help. Since each case is different, the scope of help will depend on the specifics of your case.

There's no standard value for these kinds of cases. That's because each situation is unique. That said, a skilled lawyer can help maximize your claim, helping you recover compensation for:

• medical expenses incurred while seeking treatment or rehabilitation for your loved one;
• ongoing medical care your loved one needs to manage their condition;
• any potential future expenses related to the injury; 
• the pain and suffering your loved one has endured; and
• their emotional distress and loss of enjoyment of life (if they can't do the things any other healthy child would due to the effects of their birth injury)

Recognizing a birth injury can be challenging because some symptoms may not be immediately apparent. As a parent or guardian, it is important to watch out for the following common signs of a birth injury:

• physical disabilities;
• excessive drooling;
• developmental delays;
• regular seizures;
• difficulty feeding;
• constant breathing problems; and 
• abnormal muscle tone. 

If you suspect that your child suffered a birth injury, you should seek immediate medical attention. Then, contact us immediately. We will review your case for free.

In most cases, you'll need to establish the following key elements:

• The healthcare provider owed a duty of care to the patient (the mother and child).
• You have evidence of a breach of that duty, which means that the healthcare provider failed to provide the expected standard of care during childbirth.
• The breach of duty directly caused the birth injury, which would not have occurred otherwise. 
• You or your loved one suffered damages resulting from the birth injury.

After a birth injury, you shouldn't have to bear the burden of seeking compensation alone. You can hire a birth injury lawyer from Morgan and Morgan to represent you. With a proven history of winning multi-million-dollar settlements and powerful legal resources to handle cases of such magnitude, our injury firm is ready to represent you if you have a viable claim. Fill out this form today to connect with us.