Baltimore Cerebral Palsy Medical Malpractice Attorney, Representation Announced
Mar 28, 2023
Maryland Injury Guys Baltimore (410-762-4569), the Baltimore branch of Maryland’s largest personal injury legal service, has announced that it can represent clients in cerebral palsy medical malpractice cases.
Baltimore, United States - March 28, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The Baltimore medical malpractice attorneys have extensive experience representing families who have endured a birth injury. Now, the law firm is reaching out to clients who would like to seek compensation for cerebral palsy, which they have seen to be both a particularly common and damaging birth injury.
More information is available at https://marylandinjuryguys.com/cerebral-palsy-lawyer/
Maryland Injury Guys Baltimore's announcement responds to the fact that cerebral palsy is now the most common cause of childhood disability in the United States. It is also one of the most debilitating. As the latest research from Cerebral Palsy Guide and the CDC explained, children with severe cerebral palsy only have a 40% chance of living to the age of 20, and 41% of all sufferers are severely limited in their ability to perform basic motor skills as infants, toddlers and children, including to crawl, walk, run, or play.
With Cerebral Palsy Guide’s research also showcasing that about 70% of cases result from a birth injury, Maryland Injury Guys Baltimore appreciates that there are many families in the city who deserve to seek legal recourse for the injuries done to their child.
In the case of a birth injury that has caused cerebral palsy, Maryland Injury Guys Baltimore can help a family sue for damages that cover all medical costs, including surgeries, hospital stays, the cost of ongoing care and therapies, and more. Families can also seek damages for ancillary costs like home modifications and loss of income due to care responsibilities.
Moreover—although nothing can take away the loss of a child’s bright and happy future—Maryland Injury Guys Baltimore believes that a price tag can be put on pain and suffering and the effect a cerebral palsy diagnosis has on both the injured child and their family. Therefore, they encourage families to also claim for these losses.
Maryland Injury Guys Baltimore takes all cerebral palsy cases on a no-win, no-fee basis and offers complimentary consultations.
A spokesperson for the attorneys said, “Without the help of an experienced lawyer, many birth injury cases are not awarded full values. Non-lawyers often undervalue claims, and going up against a large company and insurance providers can be daunting. As an experienced cerebral palsy law firm, we know what information to collect, paperwork to file and how to proceed after a cerebral palsy diagnosis.”
More details can be found at https://marylandinjuryguys.com/baltimore-lawyers/
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