Results for brain injury
Matt Casey made the impressive recovery in a case that involved a brain injury
When a brain injury affects more than one part of the brain, the consequences can be devastating if an area of injury goes unnoticed by healthcare providers.
A jury awarded $44.1 million to a woman who suffered a brain injury as a result of negligence at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital.
Your child can suffer hemiplegia, paralysis of half the body, because of a doctor error during child birth.
Matt Casey recovers $25 million on behalf of a man who suffered a brain injury following a vehicle accident.
When brain damage occurs in infants they may have been deprived of oxygen or suffered an injury during labor or delivery. It may be the doctor's fault.
Is your child having trouble moving their arm or leg after a medical procedure? Your doctor might have made an error.
Is your wife having a hard time speaking or communicating after surgery? Something serious might have happened.
Traumatic brain injury is challenging for spouses of the injured. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to help you cope.
Diffuse axonal injury, one of the most common types of traumatic brain injury, can have devastating consequences when not diagnosed or treated appropriately.
When the brain cooling technique is used to treat newborns with HIE, it could be due to medical malpractice.
When someone suffers cardiac arrest, the negligence of doctors and others can increase the risk of serious brain damage for the victim.
If a patient stops breathing during surgery, it could lead to devastating brain damage.
Medical emergencies like a heart attack, stroke, or an aneurysm can all cut off or reduce the flow of blood to the brain, which can cause permanent brain damage or death if not diagnosed and treated immediately.
Cerebrospinal fluid leaks can have long-term consequences, especially if not identified and treated early.
Oxygen deprivation in a baby can lead to severe conditions like HIE. Parents may be able to seek justice if medical malpractice is to blame for their baby’s condition.
There are many causes of cerebral palsy, but all involve problems with brain development or brain injury, and some could have been prevented.
