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Erb's Palsy Law Firm

A child with erb's palsy can have devastating consequences for families. If you believe that medical negligence led to the brachial injury of your child at birth, contact an Erb's palsy law firm for free consultation.

An attorney will evaluate your case and estimate future medical costs to calculate the estimated value of your case. This will help you determine the value of your claim and a possible settlement.

Causes

Erb's Palsy is caused when the bundle (the brachialplexus) of nerves in the neck gets damaged. These nerves are responsible for shoulder, arm and hand movements and sensation. Erb's Palsy can cause weakness, numbness or paralysis of the arm and shoulder.

This condition could be the result of a variety of medical errors during labor and birth, including forceps use or a C-section that was performed too early, or a physician misusing a vacuum extractor during vaginal birth. The majority of cases of Erb's Palsy can be prevented. Midwives, doctors, nurses and doctors as well as other medical professionals, are required to ensure a high standard of medical care in the birthing room. They must ensure that the baby's shoulders are delivered through the vaginal canal and do not get stuck or lodged in the mother's pelvic bones.

Researchers have suggested that Erb's Palsy may be caused by contractions of the mother or the position of pregnant woman. These theories have not yet been proved. In order to win a case for medical malpractice, plaintiffs need to show that the doctor's omission from accepted practice caused their injury.

If you believe your child suffered from a preventable Erb's Palsy injury, a birth trauma lawyer can assist you in pursuing justice. A successful lawsuit could be awarded to your family financially compensation to pay for the medical expenses of your child as well as give you a sense of closure.

Diagnosis

Erb's palsy is caused by damage to the brachial nerve, a network of nerves in the arm and shoulder. These nerves may become stretched or torn in the course of a difficult delivery. The symptoms of this condition are weakness or paralysis in the affected arm. Doctors are required to identify the cause whenever they can.

Childbirth difficulties are the most common cause of this problem. This problem usually occurs when a fetus's size is greater than expected for vaginal delivery or when the shoulders of the baby are snared during birth. This is known as shoulder dystocia, and it is one of the major risks for developing Erb's - Palsy.

If a doctor applies excessive pressure or fails to detect shoulder dystocia, it can cause injuries to the nerves of the upper part of the brachialplexus. This can cause Erb's palsy. If the doctor's negligence was to blame and acted in a negligent manner, they could be held responsible for any damage that may be permanent.

In order to successfully file a medical malpractice case, you must prove that the doctor's departure from the accepted practices caused your injuries. For cases involving Erb's palsy, you must demonstrate that the doctor's actions or inaction caused your child to suffer an injury to the brachial plexus's upper nerves. This is a very common claim that could result in a significant award and lifetime care for your child.

Treatment

In most cases, it's best to treat and diagnose the condition immediately. If not treated, the condition may progress to permanent muscle tightening (contractures) and even total or partial paralysis. The most commonly used form of treatment is physical therapy, and sometimes, surgery.

Marc J. Bern & Partners, an experienced Erb's Palsy law firm, investigates potential lawsuits and claims on behalf of children diagnosed with abrachial plexus injury that was caused by medical negligence during birth in the United States. We encourage families to ask for an assessment of their case and an appointment for a free consultation.

Despite the fact that doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals have been trained to deliver babies in a safe manner complications can arise. A physician must act quickly to ensure the safety both of the mother and child when complications arise. Unfortunately, a few medical professionals fail to do this.

In a difficult delivery the doctor may have to apply a certain amount of force to assist the baby move through the birth canal. This can cause the baby's nerves to be damaged in the event that the neck is accidentally stretched.

Doctors may utilize a variety tests, including Xrays and ultrasounds, in addition to physical examinations to determine the severity of the injury and the extent of nerve damage. A doctor might prescribe medications to ease discomfort and pain and may also recommend occupational therapy or physical therapy to restore movement.

Compensation

The cost of medical treatment for a child with Erb's syndrome can be very high. A successful lawsuit can give families the financial resources to pay for the medical treatment they require. An experienced Erb's lawyer will try to maximize the amount of compensation a family may receive.

If a child is diagnosed with Erb's palsy, the condition can affect every aspect of their life. It can hinder their ability to work and restrict the time they spend with their parents. It can also cause emotional distress.

Erb's palsy law claims may be made to cover the cost of treatment, loss of earnings and impact that the injury will have on a child's ability to enjoy daily activities. The settlement will also reflect the pain and suffering the injury has caused.

A successful lawsuit will prove that the doctor who performed the obstetrics was negligent. This is demonstrated by demonstrating that there was an error in the standard of care and that it resulted in injury to your child. Each case is unique and it may take a long time to win an Erb's palsy lawsuit. Families should speak with an attorney as soon as they can to avoid being late in filing a lawsuit. If a lawsuit is filed late, it may be time barred by the Statute of Limitations.