Understanding the Needs of Children With Birth or Brain Injuries
The common thread uniting child birth and brain injuries, whether caused by poor prenatal care or mistakes by various medical professionals, is that they are irreversible in most cases. If your child is suffering from a birth injury, a brain injury or both, it is important to be fully aware of what your child needs to live as normal a life as possible.
At the law firm of Abraham, Watkins, Nichols, Sorrels, Agosto & Friend our Houston, Texas child brain injury attorneys have been representing injury victims and their families since 1951. We are extremely capable of standing up and fighting for the rights of you and your child.
Has your child suffered a birth or brain injury? Your child may need expensive medical procedures throughout their childhood and long term care for the rest of their life. To learn more about filing a claim to secure the monetary compensation you need, contact a Houton, Texas child brain injury attorney today.
The Most Common Forms of Debilitating Brain and Birth Injuries
All birth injuries and child brain injuries are difficult to deal with, for children and their parents. Some of the most common child brain and birth injuries are:
- Shoulder dystocia
- Brachial plexus palsy
- Erb's palsy
- Klumpke's palsy
There are a variety of other birth and brain injuries that can be caused due to a lack of oxygen and mistakes made by medical professionals during delivery. With injuries to children, it is important to consider the full cost of treatment in the short and long term. We can work with you and necessary medical experts to put together a life care plan and determine how much compensation your family and child need.
Find Out More About Your Options
For more legal information about birth injuries, visit our Birth Injuries page. For more information about brain injuries, visit the following pages:
To arrange a free case evaluation with a Houston, Texas child brain injury attorney from our firm, contact us today by calling 713-222-7211 or toll free 800-870-9584.
