Cerebral Palsy – Military Birth Injury

Cerebral palsy can be caused by negligence of military doctors during birth.

Cerebral Palsy is a devastating condition that can be caused by lack of oxygen or trauma during birth which damages the parts of the brain that control movement resulting in the tight muscles and spasm.   Trauma and lack of oxygen can be caused if a military nurse does not recognize fetal distress or a military doctor does not do an emergency C-section in time.

Children with severe cerebral palsy may require a lifetime of expensive, 24 hour care.  Our military birth injury lawyer, a former high-risk labor and delivery nurse, will carefully evaluate your case to determine whether the cerebral palsy was a result of negligence or malpractice of military doctors, midwives or nurses during birth, then aggressively pursue compensation to help make sure your child receives the help he or she needs for the rest of his or her life.  Our 30+ year track record of  success in birth injury cases has allowed out clients to provide their injured children with the best possible care to maximize their potential.

If your baby has cerebral palsy due to lack of oxygen or trauma during birth at an Army, Navy, Air Force or other U.S. military hospital anywhere in the world, we can help you. To protect your child’s future, please contact us today for a risk-free, confidential consultation from an experienced military birth injury attorney.

Military Birth Injury Help Line: 1-877-695-8757.  Calls answered 24/7.

Military Birth Injury e-mail: LawHelp@MilitaryMedicalMalpractice.com

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