Articles by Scott Vezina

Learn what to do if your newborn was discharged from the NICU too early. Find out when early discharge may be medical malpractice.

A floppy or weak baby may have hypotonia or a birth injury. Discover when floppiness may indicate medical negligence and how our attorneys can assist you.

Aspiration pneumonia isn’t always caused by negligence, but it’s important to understand when it is. These medical errors can cause aspiration pneumonia.

When a cyst or polyp is misdiagnosed or remains undetected due to a provider’s negligence, cancer can be a deadly consequence.

A bicornuate uterus can lead to many complications for mother and baby. Here is what you should know.

Perinatal arterial ischemic stroke can have a lifelong impact on your baby. Learn what PAIS is, what causes it, and whether it could have been prevented.

Medical malpractice resulting in a traumatic birth injury has the potential to cause hypotonic cerebral palsy. Here’s what you need to know.

When the body cooling technique is used to treat newborns with HIE, it could be due to medical malpractice.

When an early delivery is medically necessary, a Bishop score can help to determine whether induction or C-section is the best option.

Chorioamnionitis can cause serious complications, including cerebral palsy, when it isn’t treated quickly and properly.

The cost of care and treatment for someone with cerebral palsy can be exorbitant, placing parents or caregivers in a lifetime of financial hardship.

Milk-alkali syndrome can occur when we consume too much calcium and can cause kidney failure and even death if not diagnosed and treated appropriately.