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Birth Defect Litigation

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

We are aware that some of these diseases are the result of medical negligence, prescription drugs and exposure to toxic substances. Contact us today for free consultation with an experienced New York birth defects lawyer.

Medical Malpractice

If the cause is caused by genetics or negligence, birth defects can be devastating and devastate a family. If a birth injury or defect was avoidable, parents who have suffered injuries should seek out a birth defect lawyer to determine if they have an action against medical professionals who are responsible.

Everyone assumes that nurses and doctors are trained to manage ailments, treat illnesses and handle emergencies. They are still humans and make mistakes. Sometimes, these mistakes have tragic consequences. If the mistakes are linked to birth or pregnancy they can lead to congenital issues that drastically alter the life of a child.

Birth defects that are caused by medical negligence typically result from the inability to diagnose a condition or illness which could have been prevented and treated. These cases are usually caused by medications and treatments taken by the mother during pregnancy and in the weeks and months prior to the birth.

Environmental factors can also trigger birth defects. They can be caused by exposure to chemicals or environmental factors, the use of certain drugs or medications, and eating low quality or contaminated foods. These issues are at the center of many birth defect lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies as well as doctors and hospitals. These lawsuits are based on the notion that pharmacists, manufacturers and doctors have a duty to inform pregnant women of the dangers associated 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 taken by a mother during pregnancy. Birth defects may be genetic, or the result of poor prenatal treatment or exposure to harmful chemicals.

A lawyer can help determine which medical expenses are eligible for reimbursement, including hospital procedures, doctor's appointments, rehabilitation services, and assistive devices. Based on the degree of the birth defect parents could be entitled to compensation for the pain and suffering they endured as well.

The time of pregnancy is very complicated and there are a lot of things that could go wrong. Certain of these issues can be avoided. Certain birth defects could be caused by a doctor prescribing drugs that increase the risk of the baby developing a defect or a mistake that is made during the birth process. If you believe that the birth defect in your child is due to medical malpractice, please contact an attorney right away.

Teratogens are dangerous prescription medications that can cause birth defects in newborns or fetuses. Contact a Boston lawyer who is experienced in dealing with dangerous drugs immediately should you suspect that the birth defect of your child is due to exposure to prescription drugs. A skilled legal team will assist you in determining who could be responsible and help you get the compensation you're entitled to.

Drug Manufacturers

It could be possible to sue a drug maker if a mother or fetus is affected by birth defects that alter the body's function as well as appearance. Drug manufacturers have a responsibility to test their products properly and inform pregnant women of the risks. The drug Zofran, for example, was sold to pregnant women even knowing that the company knew it could cause severe birth defects. In these cases, the drug company is accountable under the strict law of product liability.

It is essential to seek a consultation from an experienced attorney as soon as you suspect that the birth defect of your child was caused by medical negligence during pregnancy or during delivery. If a parent is hesitant in taking legal action, they may be exempt from filing a claim because the statute of limitation has run out.

Birth defects may be a result of environmental factors, genetics and certain medications taken by a pregnant mother. Fortunately, a lot of these issues can be avoided. In some cases a serious birth defect could drastically impact a child's lifespan, and it is important that parents are aware of their legal options. If you are unsure about a birth defect lawsuit, get in touch with a knowledgeable Boston injury attorney today. You can also complete a contact request to have an attorney contact you about your case.

Employers

A variety of causes can result in birth defects. Certain birth defects are genetic. Others are caused by environmental factors, like the mother's exposure to prescription and over-the counter drugs (teratogens) or the use of chemicals in beauty salons and paint factories. Birth defects can lead to disability and result in the cost of a lifetime's worth medical expenses.

While modern technology has reduced the risk associated with certain medical procedures, medical negligence can still happen. If negligence by a doctor caused your child to suffer an injury during birth or a birth injury, you could be entitled to claim damages.

If your child suffers from a mental impairment sufficient to stop him or her from working in a normal job, the child might be eligible to receive government disability benefits. However, it is important to speak with an experienced attorney about your situation and the options available for getting the highest possible settlement.

In addition to medical bills and income loss Your family may be entitled to compensation for suffering and suffering, loss of consortium, punitive damages and other damages relating to the birth defect or injury. Our lawyers are aware of the complexity of these claims and are determined to pursue justice on behalf of your family. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation.