Medical Malpractice Cerebral Palsy Claims Now Being Reviewed by Resource4thePeople; Consumers Offered Complimentary …

San Diego, CA (PRWEB) May 13, 2013

http://www.resource4thepeople.com/medicalmalpractice/cerebralpalsy-lawsuit.html

Resource4thePeople announced today that consumer claims over allegations of medical malpractice causing cerebral palsy and other birth defects are now being reviewed by a nationwide team of lawyers.

"We are alerting consumers who have children with cerebral palsy that they should contact our network of medical malpractice lawyers who specialize in birth injury cases for a free consultation about their options to seek financial compensation," said Resource4thePeople.

"If medical malpractice caused this condition our experienced attorneys will be able to inform them about how it may be possible to seek the compensation to cover the lifetime of medical care and expenses required for the child involved.

Cerebral palsy is general description of a set of neurological problems that, tragically, stem from brain damage and permanent disrupt an individual's capacity for muscle coordination and body movement control. This can occur during fetal development, birth, post-birth or during the first few years of life.

Resource4thePeople spokesman William Howell said today's announcement comes in response to a significant increase in the number of inquiries about the claim process from families who have had infants born with cerebral palsy and other birth problems.

Howell said some families may be eligible for compensation in cases in which their infants have been diagnosed with cerebral palsy if medical mistakes were made during the birthing process.

Families place the care of the mother and infant during the birthing process in the hands of medical practitioners with the trust that these professionals will meet the accepted standards of medical care, said Howell.

Unfortunately, this is not always the case and sometimes mistakes are made that can cause such serious medical conditions as cerebral palsy, which have lifetime consequences for the child and the family involving medical costs, special education costs and other expenses directly attributable to this condition.

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