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Cerebral Palsy Settlement

If your child is suffering from cerebral palsy because of medical negligence or another form of birth injury, our company can file a lawsuit to get you a fair settlement amount. Our team will thoroughly review all medical evidence available and calculate your family's future expenses to help you receive the best settlement possible.

Damages

Cerebral Palsy is a disorder that is a permanent condition that affects nearly all aspects of life. The effects can be catastrophic however, if CP is the result of medical negligence, the family members may be entitled to compensation. The amount of damages will be determined by the degree of the injury as well as the number of people who are responsible for the injuries.

A majority of cerebral palsy lawsuits are settled outside of court. In a settlement agreement, both the victim (plaintiff) and the medical professional who was negligent defendant (defendant) and the defendant agree to settle their cases for a sum that is agreeable to both parties. If the two parties are unable to come to an agreement the case will go to trial. A jury and judge will decide on the amount of amount of money the plaintiff has to pay through their verdict.

It is crucial to keep in mind that your lawyer is on your side to secure the largest amount of money possible. A skilled lawyer can present convincing evidence of your child's lifetime costs, so that the other party gives you a fair settlement figure. It is also important to select a cerebral palsy lawyer who has a track record. It's a common occurrence to say, however, every CP case is different--and the more information your lawyer has access to, the better they can maximize the amount you settle. Here are some examples of massive CP verdicts and settlements.

Medical Costs

A cerebral palsy settlement could provide funds to pay for medical equipment and treatments. It could also help pay for the cost of specialists, caregivers, and other services needed by your child in order to enjoy a full life. This includes the cost of medications, special diets and physical therapy.

These expenses can be very expensive, and your family should not be able to handle them all on their own. Your CP lawyer can help you obtain the money you need to cover these costs and more.

In many cases medical errors are the main cause of a CP-causing brain injury. As a result, it is possible to hold doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals accountable for their errors in a civil lawsuit.

A woman is admitted to the emergency room in the 25th week of her pregnancy. She is suffering from extreme pain and low fetal heart beats. The obstetricians discharge her, but she reappear as the symptoms worsen. In the end, doctors realize she is having labor but they are unable to perform C-sections. The baby is born suffering from heplegic cerebral paralysis as well as seizures and requires 24-hour medical attention. The parents file a lawsuit against the doctors and the hospital for medical malpractice and settle for $103,075,618.

You could be eligible for an extensive settlement, regardless what type of CP. The amount you receive will provide your family the financial resources that they require to pay for these overwhelming costs.

Suffering and Pain

Cerebral Palsy is a condition that affects the person's posture and balance and can also limit their movement. It is caused by brain disorders that manifest in the fetal or infant stage. It is not curable. These issues can be caused due to infections or abnormalities in the uterus, umbilical cord or placenta, problems with blood flow, or genetic conditions.

People with CP have a reduced quality of life. The severity of the symptoms can vary but they all impact their ability to move and walk, communicate, and perform daily activities. They also feel pain and discomfort. Many people struggle with their condition and struggle to receive the treatment they need.

Adults suffering from CP experience pain more frequently than the general population and with higher levels. It can cause problems with everyday activities and can cause depression and mental distress. It's estimated that over a third of adults with CP have moderate to severe pain.

A seasoned CP lawyer can defend your child's rights, and ensure that the settlement you receive covers all costs and damages that are long-term. Even if the injury occurred years ago, the case could be successfully tried to trial, or settle for an agreement that you consider acceptable. Your legal team can make use of your medical documents, witness testimony, school records and any other evidence that can support your CP injury case.

Lifelong Costs

The medical requirements of your child will continue for the rest of their life. If the CP was caused by medical negligence, you should be compensated for the long-term costs of treatment and care. This includes therapy costs, medical expenses, education, housing and medical equipment. Our CP lawyers will assist you to determine these costs so that the correct dollar amount is included in your settlement.

A cerebral palsy settlement is a financial agreement between the injured party and the negligent health care provider to settle a matter outside of the courtroom. Lawyers for both parties typically try to negotiate an amount which both sides are pleased with, so that there is no need for a trial. If both parties fail to come to an agreement and the matter will be brought to court to be decided by a judge or jury.

Your lawyer will create a strong case for your family's claims by obtaining evidence of your child's injuries and how the actions of the doctor before, during and law following birth contributed to the injury. They will also show that the doctor's actions were not in accordance with the accepted guidelines for the treatment of birth injuries. This includes looking over your child's medical records, bringing in expert witnesses and demonstrating how the doctor's mistakes directly resulted in your child's CP. They will also calculate the pain and suffering of your child, and the impact on their lives.