Birth Injuries

Columbus, Ohio Birth Injury Attorneys

Brain Damage | Delivery Room Errors

At The Donahey Law Firm, our Columbus, Ohio injury attorneys have experience in the highly sensitive area of birth injuries, which have occurred as the result of medical negligence or any type of accident. We serve Ohio families in cases involving cerebral palsy / Erb's palsy forceps trauma, untreated jaundice, and other delivery room errors. To discuss your case in a free initial consultation, contact our Ohio birth injury attorneys.

Our Columbus birth injury lawyers serve families who have suffered the tragedy of a birth injury. We help parents understand the legal ramifications of these incidents. Our experienced Ohio medical malpractice lawyers bring a broad medical and legal understanding of birth injuries and provide you with the best opportunity to obtain fair compensation for the pain and suffering, medical expenses, and future damages caused by the accident.

Ohio Birth Injuries

A birth injury is any type of damage inflicted on the infant's body before, during, or just after birth. The injuries can range from minor bruises and skin irritations to severe damage to the brain that may result in the death of the infant. These brain injuries can occur when the newborn child is deprived of oxygen, or is bleeding inside the brain from trauma during pregnancy, labor, or delivery.

At The Donahey Law Firm, our birth injury attorneys can assist with guidance regarding birth injuries, as well as any other severe or catastrophic personal injury. We have handled numerous cases involving injuries to infants and we can answer your very difficult questions in this area.

If you have a question about a birth-related injury, or would like to schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced birth injury attorney, please contact our Ohio delivery room error attorneys.

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