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Like doctors, midwives can cause birth injuries if they are negligent. Also like doctors, they can be held liable for those mistakes.

Women who use chemical hair relaxers, or hair straighteners, are more likely to develop uterine cancer.

Medical intervention is sometimes required to aid in wound healing, but if wound care isn’t done properly, the consequences can be disastrous.

Installing spinal screws is a precision procedure. If a surgeon misplaces the screws, even slightly, there may be severe complications.

Home health care is more comfortable and affordable than an extended hospital stay, but it can lead to medical errors and potential negligence regarding wound care.

Chemical hair straightener products have been linked to an increased risk of uterine cancer.

When surgical hardware is defective, it can cause severe injuries to patients. Who is to blame?

Numerous situations may make an emergency C-section necessary. If doctors delay the procedure, it can lead to serious health problems for the baby and mother.

When a baby develops necrotizing enterocolitis, parents are left to wonder whether their infant's pain and suffering could have been prevented or treated differently.

Mismanaged labor can result in catastrophic injuries to mother and baby. It can also be a case of medical malpractice.

When an emergency C-section is delayed, it can cause serious medical problems for a newborn.

Without prompt and effective treatment, a spinal epidural abscess can be a serious, even deadly, medical condition.

Patients in the intensive care unit are more at risk of becoming victims of medical malpractice. Here’s what to do if it’s happened to you.

When a newborn’s blood sugar levels are too low, it can result in permanent brain damage. Sometimes, medical negligence is to blame.

Anesthesia is generally very safe, but an anesthesiologist’s negligence can result in permanent brain damage or even death.

Health inspectors find wide-ranging problems with the medical center’s transplant program that put patients at risk.

When someone suffers cardiac arrest, the negligence of doctors and others can increase the risk of serious brain damage for the victim.

Defective products cause millions of injuries to consumers each year. The injured parties may be entitled to sue for compensation.

Litigated by attorney Matt Casey, the verdict is reported to be the “largest known” award in a civil case in Chester County history.

How do you know who is at fault when drowning happens? Learn who can be held liable in such an event.