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AWARD-WINNING CEREBRAL PALSY LAWYERS WITH OVER 25 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Did Your Child Suffer From Cerebral Palsy Due To A Birth Injury? Looking For The Top-Rated Cerebral Palsy Lawyers To Fight For Your Rights & Get You The Maximum Settlement? Then Contact ABC Law Centers Now For A Free & Confidential Case Evaluation!

Did Your Child Suffer From Cerebral Palsy Due To A Birth Injury? Looking For The Top-Rated Cerebral Palsy Lawyers To Fight For Your Rights & Get You The Maximum Settlement? Then Contact ABC Law Centers Now For A Free & Confidential Case Evaluation!

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Lasting Client Outcomes

ABC Law Centers has recovered over $350 million for our clients. Recognized as leaders in the field, our attorneys and in-house medical staff determine the causes of our clients’ injuries, the prognoses of birth injured children and areas of medical negligence. We consult closely with leading medical experts, forensic specialists and life care-planning pros to secure future care for our clients and their parents’ peace of mind, knowing their child will be cared for.

Experience That Matters

ABC Law Centers is one of the only law firms in the U.S. that solely handles birth injury cases. With over 130 years of combined experience in birth trauma litigation, our birth injury attorneys have the skills necessary to win cerebral palsy (CP), hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), infant brain damage, & other birth injury cases. Call us now for a free case evaluation at (844) 977-5118 & see how we can help with your case.

No Fee Until We Win

At ABC Law Centers, we understand how emotionally challenging birth injuries are and want to ease your burdens. That's why you won't face any legal fees until we successfully win or settle your case in your favor. Our commitment to your well-being means you can focus on your child's health and your emotional wellbeing without the worry of upfront costs. Take the first step with a free initial case evaluation, and let us support you through this journey.

Over $350 Million Recovered

Over $350 Million Recovered

$42 Million

$15.7 Million

$14.6 Million

Judgement for a child with cerebral palsy, brain damage, developmental delays, and learning disabilities from medical malpractice.

Cerebral palsy & PVL caused by failure to properly monitor premature baby & act on signs of brain dysfunction and impending respiratory failure.

Brain injury, mild cerebral palsy from failure to order c-section in a face presentation birth and improper fetal monitoring.

$42 Million

Judgement for a child with cerebral palsy, brain damage, developmental delays, and learning disabilities from medical malpractice.

$15.7 Million

Cerebral palsy & PVL caused by failure to properly monitor premature baby & act on signs of brain dysfunction and impending respiratory failure.

$14.6 Million

Brain injury, mild cerebral palsy from failure to order c-section in a face presentation birth and improper fetal monitoring.

FREE CASE EVALUATIONS FROM OUR TRUSTED CEREBRAL PALSY ATTORNEYS - BIRTH INJURY IS ALL WE DO

ABC Law Centers was established to focus on birth injury cases and the special needs of our clients. Our specific focus on birth injuries allows our attorneys to deliver unparalleled legal services to those in need. If your loved one suffered from cerebral palsy due to a birth injury, our team will use their 25+ years of experience to obtain the best possible result and settlement on your behalf.
Cerebral palsy can be caused by environmental and/or genetic factors. However, in most cases, it is attributable to a birth injury (i.e. something that goes wrong during pregnancy, birth, or the neonatal period). Unfortunately, birth injuries that result in cerebral palsy are often linked to medical malpractice.

Examples of birth injuries and other environmental factors that can cause or increase the risk of cerebral palsy:

Abnormal Fetal Position/Presentation: Certain positions or presentations of the fetus during birth can increase the risk of cerebral palsy due to complications during delivery.

Birth Asphyxia/Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE): Oxygen deprivation around the time of birth can lead to brain damage, increasing the risk of cerebral palsy.

Birth Trauma: Physical injuries sustained during birth, such as skull fractures or nerve damage, can contribute to the development of cerebral palsy.

Brain Bleeds (Intracranial Hemorrhages): Bleeding within the brain can cause damage to brain tissue, potentially resulting in cerebral palsy.

C-Section Errors and Delays/Failure to Timely Deliver: Delayed or improperly performed cesarean sections can lead to complications that increase the risk of cerebral palsy.

Forceps and Vacuum Extractor Injuries: Misuse or excessive force during the use of forceps or vacuum extractors can cause trauma to the baby's head, increasing the likelihood of cerebral palsy.

Low Birth Weight: Babies born with a low birth weight are at a higher risk of cerebral palsy due to potential complications during birth or factors leading to low birth weight.

Maternal Infections: Infections during pregnancy, such as rubella or cytomegalovirus, can increase the risk of cerebral palsy in the baby.

Meconium Aspiration Syndrome (MAS): Inhaling meconium (the baby's first stool) can lead to respiratory issues and oxygen deprivation, potentially resulting in cerebral palsy.

Mismanaged Fetal Distress (or Failure to Provide Proper Fetal Monitoring): Failure to detect and appropriately respond to signs of fetal distress can lead to oxygen deprivation and increase the risk of cerebral palsy.

Mismanaged High-Risk Pregnancy (or Failure to Diagnose a High-Risk Pregnancy): Inadequate management of high-risk pregnancies, such as those involving maternal health conditions or complications, can increase the likelihood of cerebral palsy.

Periventricular Leukomalacia (PVL): Damage to the white matter of the brain, often due to oxygen deprivation or infection, can increase the risk of cerebral palsy.

Placental Abruption: Premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall can lead to oxygen deprivation in the baby, increasing the risk of cerebral palsy.

Premature Birth: Babies born prematurely are at a higher risk of cerebral palsy due to the increased likelihood of complications during birth or factors leading to premature birth.

Prolonged and Arrested Labor: Prolonged or arrested labor can result in oxygen deprivation to the baby, increasing the risk of cerebral palsy.

Twin or Multiples Pregnancy: Multiple pregnancies can increase the risk of cerebral palsy due to factors such as premature birth or complications during delivery.

Umbilical Cord Problems: Issues with the umbilical cord, such as compression or prolapse, can lead to oxygen deprivation and increase the risk of cerebral palsy.

Uterine Tachysystole/Hyperstimulation: Excessive contractions of the uterus can reduce blood flow to the baby, potentially resulting in oxygen deprivation and increasing the risk of cerebral palsy.

Uterine Rupture: A tear in the uterus during labor can lead to oxygen deprivation for the baby, increasing the risk of cerebral palsy.

It is worth noting that these issues do not guarantee that a child will necessarily develop cerebral palsy. In many cases, cerebral palsy is a preventable condition. This means that medical practitioners can avoid cerebral palsy by following the standards of care for a given pregnancy, labor, or birth. If they mismanage the conditions above, cerebral palsy is much more likely to result.
If your child’s cerebral palsy was caused by a birth injury, you may be eligible for compensation to cover care, treatment, assistive technology, and other important resources. Our experienced cerebral palsy attorneys at ABC Law Centers will do a thorough investigation of the medical records and review the case with expert medical professionals to determine whether negligent care was the cause of your child’s cerebral palsy.

To schedule a 100% free, no-obligation consultation with one of our cerebral palsy lawyers, please complete the form below or give us a call at (844) 977-5118.  We're here to listen and advocate for you every step of the way.

For A 100% Free Legal Consultation Call

FREE CASE EVALUATIONS FROM OUR TRUSTED CEREBRAL PALSY ATTORNEYS - BIRTH INJURY IS ALL WE DO

ABC Law Centers was established to focus on birth injury cases and the special needs of our clients. Our specific focus on birth injuries allows our attorneys to deliver unparalleled legal services to those in need. If your loved one suffered from cerebral palsy due to a birth injury, our team will use their 25+ years of experience to obtain the best possible result and settlement on your behalf.
Cerebral palsy can be caused by environmental and/or genetic factors. However, in most cases, it is attributable to a birth injury (i.e. something that goes wrong during pregnancy, birth, or the neonatal period). Unfortunately, birth injuries that result in cerebral palsy are often linked to medical malpractice.

Examples of birth injuries and other environmental factors that can cause or increase the risk of cerebral palsy:

Abnormal Fetal Position/Presentation: Certain positions or presentations of the fetus during birth can increase the risk of cerebral palsy due to complications during delivery.

Birth Asphyxia/Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE): Oxygen deprivation around the time of birth can lead to brain damage, increasing the risk of cerebral palsy.

Birth Trauma: Physical injuries sustained during birth, such as skull fractures or nerve damage, can contribute to the development of cerebral palsy.

Brain Bleeds (Intracranial Hemorrhages): Bleeding within the brain can cause damage to brain tissue, potentially resulting in cerebral palsy.

C-Section Errors and Delays/Failure to Timely Deliver: Delayed or improperly performed cesarean sections can lead to complications that increase the risk of cerebral palsy.

Forceps and Vacuum Extractor Injuries: Misuse or excessive force during the use of forceps or vacuum extractors can cause trauma to the baby's head, increasing the likelihood of cerebral palsy.

Low Birth Weight: Babies born with a low birth weight are at a higher risk of cerebral palsy due to potential complications during birth or factors leading to low birth weight.

Maternal Infections: Infections during pregnancy, such as rubella or cytomegalovirus, can increase the risk of cerebral palsy in the baby.

Meconium Aspiration Syndrome (MAS): Inhaling meconium (the baby's first stool) can lead to respiratory issues and oxygen deprivation, potentially resulting in cerebral palsy.

Mismanaged Fetal Distress (or Failure to Provide Proper Fetal Monitoring): Failure to detect and appropriately respond to signs of fetal distress can lead to oxygen deprivation and increase the risk of cerebral palsy.

Mismanaged High-Risk Pregnancy (or Failure to Diagnose a High-Risk Pregnancy): Inadequate management of high-risk pregnancies, such as those involving maternal health conditions or complications, can increase the likelihood of cerebral palsy.

Periventricular Leukomalacia (PVL): Damage to the white matter of the brain, often due to oxygen deprivation or infection, can increase the risk of cerebral palsy.

Placental Abruption: Premature separation of the placenta from the uterine wall can lead to oxygen deprivation in the baby, increasing the risk of cerebral palsy.

Premature Birth: Babies born prematurely are at a higher risk of cerebral palsy due to the increased likelihood of complications during birth or factors leading to premature birth.

Prolonged and Arrested Labor: Prolonged or arrested labor can result in oxygen deprivation to the baby, increasing the risk of cerebral palsy.

Twin or Multiples Pregnancy: Multiple pregnancies can increase the risk of cerebral palsy due to factors such as premature birth or complications during delivery.

Umbilical Cord Problems: Issues with the umbilical cord, such as compression or prolapse, can lead to oxygen deprivation and increase the risk of cerebral palsy.

Uterine Tachysystole/Hyperstimulation: Excessive contractions of the uterus can reduce blood flow to the baby, potentially resulting in oxygen deprivation and increasing the risk of cerebral palsy.

Uterine Rupture: A tear in the uterus during labor can lead to oxygen deprivation for the baby, increasing the risk of cerebral palsy.

It is worth noting that these issues do not guarantee that a child will necessarily develop cerebral palsy. In many cases, cerebral palsy is a preventable condition. This means that medical practitioners can avoid cerebral palsy by following the standards of care for a given pregnancy, labor, or birth. If they mismanage the conditions above, cerebral palsy is much more likely to result.
If your child’s cerebral palsy was caused by a birth injury, you may be eligible for compensation to cover care, treatment, assistive technology, and other important resources. Our experienced cerebral palsy attorneys at ABC Law Centers will do a thorough investigation of the medical records and review the case with expert medical professionals to determine whether negligent care was the cause of your child’s cerebral palsy.

To schedule a 100% free, no-obligation consultation with one of our cerebral palsy lawyers, please complete the form below or give us a call at (844) 977-5118.  We're here to listen and advocate for you every step of the way.

For A 100% Free Legal Consultation Call

See Why People Choose ABC Law Centers

They brought peace of mind and a sense of relief during very tough times , they truly became like family to us. Words could never express how grateful we are for ABC Law Centers and the incredible team. We will forever be thankful to have such amazing friends. I’d recommend ABC Law Centers to anyone seeking birth/trauma-malpractice legal guidance. My son’s future is filled with brighter possibilities and perhaps will be a little easier in some ways thanks you you guys. I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

-Jenni


This is the legal team that you want on your side. They are organized, empathetic, and worked tirelessly for our family. We were also extremely impressed with their wide-sweeping network of professionals who assisted on our case. Their experience and knowledge of law is unmatched in the industry. The best thing we did for our child was giving them a call.
An ALL STAR team!


-Maggie

ABC Law Centers prevailed in securing financial relief to our son and ultimately our family. Having the heavy burden of lifetime costs to care for our disabled son lifted has been a true gift. Although no amount of money can alleviate the loss felt from having a child severely injured at birth, knowing that child is financially secure allows us to better focus on the joy of family. Our family is glad to have patiently trusted ABC Law Centers.

-Michael

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