Answer: Cerebral palsy (CP) lawsuits often result in some of the most significant birth injury settlements because the condition typically requires lifelong medical care, therapy, and support. The exact amount depends on the severity […]
Typically, a cerebral palsy (CP) claim is filed on behalf of the child by a parent or court-appointed legal guardian. Because the child is the one harmed, the claim seeks compensation for the child’s medical care, therapy, adaptive equipment, and future needs. Depending on the facts, parents may also have their own related claims.
Statutes of limitations and special rules for minors vary by state. Many states extend deadlines for children or apply special healthcare-liability rules and “notice of claim” requirements. In Texas (where our firm is based), healthcare liability claims have strict, technical deadlines—contact an attorney promptly to avoid missing them.
Next step: If you suspect medical mistakes caused cerebral palsy, speak with a birth injury attorney. We can obtain records, consult independent medical experts, and explain your options.
Free case review: Call the Dallas birth injury attorneys at Rasansky Law Firm at (214) 651-6100.
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