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Frequently Asked Questions about Birth Injuries

Q: What's the difference between a birth defect and a birth injury?

A: Birth injuries are generally caused by something that went wrong during delivery itself, while birth defects usually involve harm to a baby that arose prior to birth due to something that happened during or before the pregnancy.

Q: What kinds of situations give rise to a lawsuit for birth injuries?

A: Most of these cases occur when a doctor fails to adequately assess or respond to conditions and/or complications during a woman's pregnancy or delivery, or when a woman takes a prescription drug during pregnancy that causes harm to the baby.

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If your child has suffered potentially permanent injuries as the result of delivery room negligence, please contact us toll-free at 1-888-905-9208 or 480-559-8190 to discuss how we can help. Related LinksArizona Birth Injury - Arizona Cerebral Palsy

At Patton Law Practice in Scottsdale, Arizona, we represent clients who have been affected by medical negligence related to birth injuries.

Birth injury litigation involves a high degree of knowledge and experience, and you need a law firm that provides both. At Patton Law Practice, we have the qualifications necessary to handle complex medical issues involved with birth injuries and we provide outstanding results for our clients. We understand the medical issues, and we make sure our clients are educated on the full extent of a claim for birth injury as well.

We are committed to helping individuals and their children who have been injured by negligence during childbirth.

At PLP, we work with clients throughout Arizona and California. Our main office in Scottsdale, Arizona, is conveniently located to our clients in Scottsdale, Phoenix, Mesa, Tucson, Tempe, Gilbert, Peoria, Chandler, Glendale and throughout central Arizona and southern Arizona from Flagstaff to Tucson. We can also make arrangements to meet with our California clients in the Los Angeles or San Diego areas.

Birth Injuries - An Overview

When having a child, the last thing parents want or need to worry about is the possibility of their baby being harmed during the delivery. While most births go smoothly, some have complications. It is estimated that five out of every 1000 children born in the US will suffer some type of birth injury. Birth injuries can range from minor, like bruising, to a life-altering diagnosis of cerebral palsy. If your child was injured at birth, contact an attorney to learn more about your legal options. A lawyer experienced in birth injury litigation can help you understand your rights.

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Pregnancy Dos and Don'ts

Not all birth injuries or defects can be prevented, but a mother has some power to increase her chance of having a healthy baby. Many birth defects happen very early in pregnancy, sometimes before a woman even knows she is pregnant. If your child was injured at birth, consult an attorney to learn about your rights to compensation.

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Responsible Parties in Birth Injury Cases

If your child suffered a birth injury, there are several parties who may be responsible for your child's injuries, including the treating physician, assisting staff and the hospital.

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Prescription Medications

If you or a loved one is pregnant and taking prescription medication, one of the best ways to prevent a birth defect or injury to your baby is to understand the prescription process and prescriptions themselves. Prescription medications can be confusing, dangerous and expensive. If your child was injured at birth, consult an attorney to learn about your rights to compensation.

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Cerebral Palsy & Erb's Palsy

Some of the most common birth injuries are two very different conditions known as cerebral palsy and Erb's (or brachial) palsy. Cerebral and Erb's palsy are often the result of complications during child delivery itself, though cerebral palsy also can occur before or after delivery.

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