Results for birth injury
Ross Feller Casey has a remarkable record of victories as birth injury lawyers, including some of the largest recoveries of their kind in Pennsylvania and across the nation.
A child suffered a brain injury in a New Jersey birth injury case.
A jury awarded more than $18 million in a birth injury lawsuit involving a boy who suffered a severe brain injury as a result of medical negligence.
A nurse-midwife and two nurses failed to recognize and manage fetal distress during labor.
A $22 million verdict was returned in a medical malpractice action over a hospital delay in giving Ana Gomez a blood transfusion after she gave birth and began to bleed heavily from her uterus.
Joel Feller reached the settlement on behalf of the newborn's family.
Founding partner Matt Casey filed a lawsuit alleging that negligence at two Northeastern Pennsylvania hospitals caused a boy’s permanent brain injuries.
If your baby is developmentally delayed due to a birth injury, you may have a medical malpractice case.
If your child displays these signs, they may have suffered a birth injury. Consider a malpractice suit.
Preventable birth injuries, including broken bones, often occur as a result of medical negligence or medical mistakes.
When prenatal infections are not quickly and appropriately diagnosed, they can lead to serious birth injuries, or even death.
No, it's not. In fact, your doctor might have made a mistake.
If your baby or your wife has been hurt during childbirth, your doctor might have made a mistake.
The best prevention for preterm birth complications is proper prenatal care. Without it, mothers and babies can be at risk.
Thousands of babies experience birth injuries each year, and one easily preventable cause is insufficient monitoring by negligent healthcare providers.
