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Birth Defect Litigation

Parents who discover the child was born with a birth defect may be confronted with expensive procedures and other issues they shouldn't have to face. At LK, our Pittsburgh birth defect lawyers are committed to helping families obtain justice for their children.

We are aware that exposure to toxic substances or prescription drugs as well as medical negligence can trigger certain of these conditions. Learn more about our firm and get in touch for a free consultation with an experienced New York birth defect lawyer today.

Medical Malpractice

Birth defects can be devastating for a family, regardless of whether they're caused by negligence or genetic. If the birth defect or injury could have been prevented, parents who are suffering injuries should speak with a birth defect lawyer to determine if they have an action against the medical professionals responsible.

Everyone believes that doctors and nurses know how to treat ailments, respond to emergencies and treat diseases. They are not perfect and are prone to making mistakes. Sometimes, these errors can have devastating consequences. These mistakes can result in congenital disorders for children, particularly when they are associated with pregnancy and birth.

Birth defect cases that are based on medical malpractice typically involve the failure to identify an health issue or condition that could have been prevented and treated. Most often, these cases are the result of drugs or treatments that mothers received during pregnancy as well as in the weeks and months prior to delivery.

Other types of birth defects may be caused by environmental causes. These factors can include exposure to chemicals and environmental factors, the usage of certain medications or medicines or the consumption of low-quality or contaminated food. A lot of birth defect lawsuits are based on these issues. They are brought against hospitals, pharmaceutical companies and doctors. These cases are based on the notion that manufacturers, pharmacists and physicians have a responsibility to inform pregnant women of the risks that come with certain medicines and other drugs they consume.

Prescription Drugs

A lawsuit could be filed if the child's birth defect can be traced back to a medication that a mother took during pregnancy. While the majority of birth defects are caused by genetics, they could be caused by poor prenatal care or exposure to toxic chemicals.

A lawyer can assist in determining what medical bills are able to be compensated that includes procedures at the hospital, doctor's appointments rehabilitation, services for rehabilitation and assistive devices. Parents could also be entitled to compensation if the birth defect is severe.

The pregnancy is a complex time, and many things can be wrong. However certain of these events are avoidable. Some birth defects are a result of the doctor prescribing a medication that increased the risk of the baby having a birth defect or a mishap during the birth. If you suspect your child's birth problems are due to medical negligence, speak to an attorney as soon as possible.

Dangerous prescription drugs are also known as teratogens. They can cause birth defects in fetuses and newborns. Contact a Boston lawyer who is experienced in dealing with dangerous drugs immediately when you suspect that your child's birth defect could be due exposure to prescription medications. A lawyer with experience can assist you in determining potential responsible parties and obtain you compensation.

Drug Manufacturers

If a baby or mother is born with birth defects that impact the body's function and appearance it could be possible to sue the maker of the medication that is used during pregnancy. Drug makers are required to test their products thoroughly and inform pregnant women about the dangers. The drug Zofran was marketed for pregnant women even though the manufacturer was aware that it could cause severe birth defect. In these cases the drug companies are responsible under strict product liability laws.

It is essential to seek an advice from a skilled attorney as soon as you suspect that your child's birth defect was caused by medical negligence during pregnancy or delivery. If a parent is hesitant in seeking legal action it could result in them being disqualified from filing claims because the statute of limitation has run out.

Birth defects can be the result of environmental factors, genetics and certain medications taken by a pregnant mother. Many of these factors, however, can be prevented. In some cases, birth defects can dramatically alter the life span of a child. It is important for parents to know their legal options. Contact an Boston injury lawyer today if you have any questions about an action involving birth defects. You can also complete a contact request to request an attorney to contact you about your case.

Employers

Birth defects can be caused by a variety of factors. Some are genetic, while others are triggered by environmental factors like exposure of mothers to prescription and over-the-counter drugs (teratogens) or other chemicals found in beauty salons, paint factories, metal cleaning operations, and in the agriculture industry. In some cases, birth defects result in disability that requires an entire lifetime of costly medical treatment and other expenses.

Medical malpractice is still a possibility, even though modern technology has greatly reduced the chance of certain medical procedures. If your child suffered an injury to their birth as the result of a negligent doctor prior to or during labor and delivery You may be entitled to file a claim for damages.

If your child suffers from mental impairment that is severe enough to keep him or her off a regular job, they may be qualified for disability benefits from the government. However, it is essential to speak with an experienced attorney regarding your case and the options available for obtaining the maximum possible settlement.

In addition to medical expenses and income loss your family could also be entitled to compensation for suffering and suffering or loss of consortium punitive damages and other damages due to the birth defect or injury. Our attorneys are aware of the difficulty of these cases, and are determined to pursue justice for your family. Contact us to schedule a free consultation.