Birth Injury Blog

By Jeffrey Rasansky | December 05th 2013 | Birth Injuries

Cerebral palsy can be an extremely expensive condition. Costs are related to the ongoing treatment of CP symptoms, some of which can be quite Continue Reading

Learning the Best Way to Learn

By Jeffrey Rasansky | December 05th 2013 | Birth Injuries

People with cerebral palsy come in as many variations as any other people. There are people with CP who go on to pursue advanced Continue Reading

Overcoming Hearing and Speech Obstacles

By Jeffrey Rasansky | December 05th 2013 | Birth Injuries

Cerebral palsy is well-known for the hearing and speech difficulties it often causes. The speech difficulties come from both hearing impairment and the way Continue Reading

Common Birth Injury Myths

By Jeffrey Rasansky | December 05th 2013 | Birth Injuries

A birth injury can be so shocking and unexpected that new parents are unsure what to do and what to think. They often turn Continue Reading

Multiple Birth in Texas Leads to Lawsuit

By Jeffrey Rasansky | December 05th 2013 | Birth Injuries

A woman in Texas who delivered quadruplets has filed a lawsuit over medical negligence. According to reporting, the doctors knew that she was pregnant Continue Reading

Cerebral Palsy Lawsuit Nets $15 Million

By Jeffrey Rasansky | December 05th 2013 | Birth Injuries

A woman who delivered a young boy with cerebral palsy received $15 million in a jury award following a finding that the medical staff Continue Reading

How Do Children with CP Get Involved in Physical Activities?

By Jeffrey Rasansky | December 05th 2013 | Birth Injuries

If you keep up with the news, you've probably seen a lot of stories lately about children with CP being involved in athletic activities. Continue Reading

Birth Injury Spurs Lawsuit

By Jeffrey Rasansky | December 05th 2013 | Birth Injuries

A woman has filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against a hospital in Jefferson County. The lawsuit alleges that the child suffered a brachial plexus Continue Reading

Would a Cerebral Palsy Lawyer Take Your Claim?

By Jeffrey Rasansky | December 05th 2013 | Birth Injuries

A cerebral palsy lawyer will generally work on a contingency basis. This means that they don’t get paid unless they win your claim. That, of course, Continue Reading

Why Malpractice Insurers Want to Settle Quickly for Birth Injury

By Jeffrey Rasansky | December 05th 2013 | Birth Injuries

If you sue someone for medical malpractice, you’re actually suing the insurance company that provides the physician or the healthcare facility coverage. In some Continue Reading