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Birth Defect Lawsuits
Parents would like their children to be perfect, but sometimes that's not feasible. When that happens, it is essential for parents to seek out the assistance of skilled birth defect lawyers.
Birth defects and injuries can be caused by medical malpractice or drugs that pose a risk or exposure to environmental toxins. A New York birth defect law firm can assist you in getting answers.
Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice occurs when a doctor is in violation of the accepted standard of medical care in their field. This could be due to failing to perform prenatal testing or prescribing drugs that increase the risk of birth defects or committing an error during labor or delivery.
Birth defects and birth injuries can be caused by environmental and genetic factors but they can also be caused by an error by a doctor. If a doctor fails detect congenital problems in utero and fails to inform parents of the problem that their child is disabled, parents may be eligible to file a claim for compensation due to a birth defect for all expenses associated with their disabled child.
A successful medical malpractice claim in birth defect cases demands that the doctor was obligated to the patient to perform a duty of care, that the doctor violated that duty, the doctor's actions, or failure to act directly caused injuries and damages, and that the victim suffered economic and non-economic damages due to the injuries. These damages could include medical bills, lost wages and emotional distress.
Prenatal visits are necessary to ensure that pregnant women receive the required testing and monitoring. If you suspect that your child's birth defect is due to medical malpractice, speak to an experienced medical malpractice lawyer and birth injury lawyer as soon as possible.
Toxic Chemicals
In the United States, thousands of babies are born every year with birth defects. These defects may be of different severity and impact the way the child behaves, looks and performs. Some are minor, while others can cause serious problems and even be fatal.
The causes of birth defects can be attributed to genetic anomalies or a wide range of environmental and chemical factors. Exposure to harmful chemicals, for example, can cause serious complications in the newborn. Our firm is determined to hold employers accountable for exposed pregnant women and their unborn babies to harmful chemicals or medications.
In scientific literature, it is well-established that certain chemicals and toxins can cross the placenta to affect an unborn child. These toxins are called teratogenic. Teratogenic chemicals can cause birth defects, such as lips, palates, and clefts as well as spina Bifida.
While working, many mothers are exposed a variety of harmful chemicals. These chemicals can be inhaled or inhaled, or absorbed by the skin of the body. These chemicals include industrial solvents such as ethylene glycol and ethers (EGE) that are used in the production of semiconductors. These toxic substances can also be consumed by parents when they consume certain over-the counter and prescription drugs. This is because a lot of pharmaceuticals are not properly tested on pregnant women and have been shown to cause birth defects.
Environmental Exposure
While genetic disorders are one of the most common causes of birth defects, environmental exposure can also be a significant factor. Many different chemicals and toxins that are present in the home, workplace and food can increase the likelihood of a birth defect. These include fungicides, pesticides lead, heavy metals, certain paints and various chemical substances. Exposure to these toxins is often inevitable. If businesses fail to protect their pregnant employees, it is negligence and they can be held accountable.
Researchers are still unable to pinpoint the root of the birth defect. It is possible that a combination with multiple factors could trigger the condition, but the challenge is evaluating the effects of these interactions in real time. This is why the National Children's Study, now being conducted in a number of states, is so crucial. The NCS will enroll 100,000 women from a representative population and follow them throughout their lives, as well as their children. This study will provide the most comprehensive information about how environmental factors impact the health of infants and children.
Many parents who are suffering from a child's birth defect are resentful that they have contributed to the problem, but it is the norm that these types of defects are not a choice. Our birth defect lawyers know this and are dedicated to families who seek justice for children suffering from birth defects.
Product Liability
Many birth defects result from a variety of factors, ranging from drugs and alcohol use during pregnancy to genetics. Fortunately, the majority of these causes can be prevented. If your child was born with a medical issue which could have been prevented, you may be entitled to compensation through a birth defect lawsuit.
A New York birth defect lawyer can assist you determine whether your child's illness is caused by chemical exposure, a medication or any other environmental cause that is eligible for compensation. Depending on the degree of your child's illness your legal team will also be able to calculate the total cost of associated medical expenses that are admissible for compensation.
While the vast majority of birth defects aren't caused due to medical negligence, there are cases when a healthcare worker has been negligent before or during labor and delivery. A physician may incorrectly prescribe a medication that harms a baby before it is born, or they may make an error during surgery.
Our birth defect attorneys have successfully prosecuted cases where a mother's health care provider was exposed to prescription drugs or toxic chemicals, increasing the likelihood that she could give birth to a child who has birth defects. We also have filed birth defect lawsuits against paint factories and semiconductor producers that expose their workers dangerous chemicals when they work.
Parents would like their children to be perfect, but sometimes that's not feasible. When that happens, it is essential for parents to seek out the assistance of skilled birth defect lawyers.
Birth defects and injuries can be caused by medical malpractice or drugs that pose a risk or exposure to environmental toxins. A New York birth defect law firm can assist you in getting answers.
Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice occurs when a doctor is in violation of the accepted standard of medical care in their field. This could be due to failing to perform prenatal testing or prescribing drugs that increase the risk of birth defects or committing an error during labor or delivery.
Birth defects and birth injuries can be caused by environmental and genetic factors but they can also be caused by an error by a doctor. If a doctor fails detect congenital problems in utero and fails to inform parents of the problem that their child is disabled, parents may be eligible to file a claim for compensation due to a birth defect for all expenses associated with their disabled child.
A successful medical malpractice claim in birth defect cases demands that the doctor was obligated to the patient to perform a duty of care, that the doctor violated that duty, the doctor's actions, or failure to act directly caused injuries and damages, and that the victim suffered economic and non-economic damages due to the injuries. These damages could include medical bills, lost wages and emotional distress.
Prenatal visits are necessary to ensure that pregnant women receive the required testing and monitoring. If you suspect that your child's birth defect is due to medical malpractice, speak to an experienced medical malpractice lawyer and birth injury lawyer as soon as possible.
Toxic Chemicals
In the United States, thousands of babies are born every year with birth defects. These defects may be of different severity and impact the way the child behaves, looks and performs. Some are minor, while others can cause serious problems and even be fatal.
The causes of birth defects can be attributed to genetic anomalies or a wide range of environmental and chemical factors. Exposure to harmful chemicals, for example, can cause serious complications in the newborn. Our firm is determined to hold employers accountable for exposed pregnant women and their unborn babies to harmful chemicals or medications.
In scientific literature, it is well-established that certain chemicals and toxins can cross the placenta to affect an unborn child. These toxins are called teratogenic. Teratogenic chemicals can cause birth defects, such as lips, palates, and clefts as well as spina Bifida.
While working, many mothers are exposed a variety of harmful chemicals. These chemicals can be inhaled or inhaled, or absorbed by the skin of the body. These chemicals include industrial solvents such as ethylene glycol and ethers (EGE) that are used in the production of semiconductors. These toxic substances can also be consumed by parents when they consume certain over-the counter and prescription drugs. This is because a lot of pharmaceuticals are not properly tested on pregnant women and have been shown to cause birth defects.
Environmental Exposure
While genetic disorders are one of the most common causes of birth defects, environmental exposure can also be a significant factor. Many different chemicals and toxins that are present in the home, workplace and food can increase the likelihood of a birth defect. These include fungicides, pesticides lead, heavy metals, certain paints and various chemical substances. Exposure to these toxins is often inevitable. If businesses fail to protect their pregnant employees, it is negligence and they can be held accountable.
Researchers are still unable to pinpoint the root of the birth defect. It is possible that a combination with multiple factors could trigger the condition, but the challenge is evaluating the effects of these interactions in real time. This is why the National Children's Study, now being conducted in a number of states, is so crucial. The NCS will enroll 100,000 women from a representative population and follow them throughout their lives, as well as their children. This study will provide the most comprehensive information about how environmental factors impact the health of infants and children.
Many parents who are suffering from a child's birth defect are resentful that they have contributed to the problem, but it is the norm that these types of defects are not a choice. Our birth defect lawyers know this and are dedicated to families who seek justice for children suffering from birth defects.
Product Liability
Many birth defects result from a variety of factors, ranging from drugs and alcohol use during pregnancy to genetics. Fortunately, the majority of these causes can be prevented. If your child was born with a medical issue which could have been prevented, you may be entitled to compensation through a birth defect lawsuit.
A New York birth defect lawyer can assist you determine whether your child's illness is caused by chemical exposure, a medication or any other environmental cause that is eligible for compensation. Depending on the degree of your child's illness your legal team will also be able to calculate the total cost of associated medical expenses that are admissible for compensation.
While the vast majority of birth defects aren't caused due to medical negligence, there are cases when a healthcare worker has been negligent before or during labor and delivery. A physician may incorrectly prescribe a medication that harms a baby before it is born, or they may make an error during surgery.
Our birth defect attorneys have successfully prosecuted cases where a mother's health care provider was exposed to prescription drugs or toxic chemicals, increasing the likelihood that she could give birth to a child who has birth defects. We also have filed birth defect lawsuits against paint factories and semiconductor producers that expose their workers dangerous chemicals when they work.
