Results for brain injury

Ross Feller Casey is the recognized leader in severe brain injury lawsuits in Philadelphia and across Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with an impressive record of helping injured clients.

Joel Feller proved the injuries were the result of surgical error.

Matt Casey obtained the remarkable verdict for the family of a baby who suffered a brain injury.

$20 million was recovered for a man who suffered a brain injury due to a delay in diagnosing a stroke.

$29 million recovery in a case involving medical negligence that caused a baby’s brain injury.

$22.5 million settlement reached in a case involving the failure to properly treat a ruptured brain aneurysm.

$26.3 million was recovered for a man who suffered injuries to his brain and spinal cord after he was discharged from an emergency room too soon.

$19.25 million was recovered for a child who suffered a brain injury as a result of medical malpractice.

A 15-year-old girl filed a lawsuit alleging she suffered a brain injury while wearing an inflatable sumo wrestler suit during a school-sponsored event.

The tragic case involved medical malpractice that led to a birth injury.

Matt Casey will begin a major trial next week involving a man who was brain damaged as an infant because doctors failed to diagnose meningitis.

Jury awards record verdict in a case involving bad advice given by NYC paramedics that caused a 12-year-old girl to suffer severe brain injuries.

A new Mayo Clinic study finds that males who played contact sports growing up are more likely to develop chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

Encephalomalacia can be a devastating medical condition that causes brain tissue to die. There are various causes, including medical malpractice.

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.

If your child had a stroke during surgery, another medical procedure, you need to speak with our doctors.

If your child started acting "strange" after a medical procedure, your doctor might have made a serious mistake.

Cardiopulmonary bypass machines, or heart-lung machines, are essential in many life-saving surgeries, but they can also cause permanent injury to the brain if not used properly.

Brain injuries that are caused by a lack of oxygen can have catastrophic results after only a few minutes. When every minute counts, receiving swift and appropriate medical treatment is essential.

Does your child seem confused after a medical procedure? Something serious could have gone wrong!