At Andersen & Linthorst, our cerebral palsy lawyer Grants Pass, OR relies on knows that when you have a loved one suffering from cerebral palsy, it can completely change your whole world. Because of how severely cerebral palsy can affect a person, we understand that this means your child may not have a normal life like other children. Further, you will need to adjust your life so that you can take care of your child and help them learn to deal with this disability. If you would like to learn more about filing a claim after your child was born with cerebral palsy, call our office now.
What does it mean if my child was born with cerebral palsy? How did this happen?
Many women wonder what they could have done differently during pregnancy if their child was born with a medical problem. When a baby is diagnosed with cerebral palsy, it means there was some kind of damage done to their brain before, during, or after birth. If you were regularly seen by a medical professional during pregnancy and went to a hospital to give birth, this kind of damage was something that could have been prevented. Contact our birth injury lawyer Grants Pass, OR relies on for more information about starting your claim.
How can my child’s cerebral palsy get diagnosed?
Most parents are very anxious for their children to meet their milestones. If you notice early on that your child is not meeting these milestones, it is a good idea to take them to a doctor to begin running tests. These tests will be very helpful when it comes to gathering evidence for our claim. Your child’s doctor will look at the results of your child’s test and compare them to typical delays that occur with cerebral palsy.
What will hiring a lawyer do?
We understand that the idea of filing a claim against a medical professional is not only daunting but adds even more to your already full plate. This is why we want to help you with your claim. When your child has suffered from cerebral palsy at the hands of a medical professional, we believe you should seek justice. If you would like to learn more about how you can do this with the help of a Grants Pass, Oregon cerebral palsy lawyer, contact our office at your earliest convenience.
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