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Birth Defect Lawsuits

Parents wish their children to be perfect, but sometimes it's not possible. When that becomes a reality it is imperative that parents who are in shock seek out the assistance of skilled birth defect lawyers.

Birth defects and injuries can be caused by medical negligence and dangerous drugs and exposure to environmental factors. A New York birth defect law firm can assist you in getting answers.

Medical Malpractice

If a doctor does not adhere to the accepted standards of practice in their area, it is deemed medical malpractice. This could mean failing to perform routine prenatal tests, prescribing medication that increases the risk of a birth defect or making a mistake during the birth and delivery.

Birth birth defects and birth injuries can be caused by genetic and environmental causes, but occasionally they are caused by an error or negligence of a physician. If a physician fails to detect congenital defects in utero and fails to notify parents of the condition, parents might be legally able to file a case for compensation due to a birth defect for all the expenses for their child's disabilities.

In order to prevail in a medical negligence case in birth defect cases the plaintiff must demonstrate that the doctor was in breach of a duty of care to the patient, and that he violated this duty, that his actions or lack of action directly led to damages and injuries and that the patient suffered economic and non-economic losses as a result of the injuries. These damages could include medical expenses or lost wages, as well emotional stress.

Certain birth defect lawsuit injuries and defects can be prevented by timely testing and monitoring during pregnancy. It's vital for pregnant women follow their doctors' advice regarding their prenatal visits. If you believe that the birth defect of your child is due to medical malpractice, consult an experienced medical malpractice and birth injury lawyer right away.

Toxic Chemicals

Every year, thousands of children are born with some kind of birth defect in the United States. These birth defects can range in severity and impact how a child appears, acts and functions in life. Some are minor, while others can cause serious issues and even lead to death.

Birth birth defects can be caused by genetic abnormalities or a variety of chemcial or environmental factors. Exposure to harmful chemicals, for instance causes serious complications in babies. Our firm is committed in holding employers accountable when they expose pregnant women or their unborn children to harmful drugs or substances.

In scientific literature, it has been established that certain chemicals and toxins can traverse the placenta and affect an unborn baby. These chemicals are referred to as teratogenic. These teratogenic chemicals may cause birth defects, such as cleft lips, palates and spina Bifida.

While they are working, many mothers are exposed of toxic chemicals. These chemicals can be inhaled, consumed or absorbed through the skin. These chemicals include industrial solvents such as EGE, ethylene glycol ethers (EGE) used in the production of semiconductors. These chemicals can also be consumed by parents when they consume certain over-the counter and prescription drugs. This is because many pharmaceuticals have not been adequately tested on pregnant women and have been proven to cause birth defects.

Environmental Exposure

While genetic disorders are among the most frequently cited causes of birth defects, exposure to environmental factors is also a major cause. The presence of various chemicals and toxins in the home, at work and in food can increase the risk of birth defects. Pesticides and fungicides are among the most common. Heavy metals, paints, heavy pigments, and certain chemicals are also included. Exposure to these toxins is usually unavoidable. However, when companies fail to safeguard pregnant employees, they're negligent and could be held accountable.

Researchers aren't able to pinpoint exactly what causes the specific birth defect. It could be that a combination of factors may cause the condition. The problem is to analyze the interactions in real-time. The National Children's Study is important because it is in progress across several states. The NCS will enrol 100,000 women from diverse populations as well as follow them and their children over the long-term. This study will provide the most complete information on the effects of environmental factors on fetal and childhood health.

Many parents who suffer from a birth defect in their child feel guilty because they believe they are responsible for it. But, these problems are usually inevitable. Our birth defect attorneys are aware of this and are committed to helping families whose children are born with birth defects.

Product Liability

Many birth defects result from a variety of factors that range from drug and alcohol use during pregnancy to genetics. Fortunately, many of these causes can be cured. If your child was diagnosed with a medical condition which could have been avoided, you may be able to claim damages in a lawsuit for birth defects.

A New York birth defect lawsuit defect attorney can help you determine if your child's condition is caused by an underlying chemical, medication or environmental exposure that is eligible for compensation. Your legal team can calculate the total cost of medical expenses associated with your child's condition in relation to the severity.

Although the majority of birth defects aren't caused by medical negligence, there are some instances where a healthcare worker was negligent before or during labor and delivery. A doctor could incorrectly prescribe a medication that injures the baby before it is born, or make a mistake during surgery.

Our birth defect lawyers have successfully prosecuted claims against drug manufacturers where a mother's health healthcare provider has been exposed to prescription medicines or toxic chemicals that increase the chance of her having a child with birth defects. We also have filed birth defect lawsuits against paint factories and semiconductor manufacturers that expose their workers to hazardous substances at work.