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Birth Injuries

Understanding the Apgar Score: What It Means for Your Body’s Health – And Your Legal Rights

July19
Birth Injury Lawyer at the Law Offices of Dr. Michael M. Wilson, M.D., J.D. & Associates

Every parent hopes their child will be born healthy, and at that moment of birth, there is always a bit of marvel at just how perfect they really are. In some situations, parents learn of complications or concerns, though. One...

Birth Injuries Are Preventable: What Every New Parent and Parent-to-Be Should Know

July5
Washington, D.C. Birth Injury Lawyer at the Law Offices of Dr. Michael M. Wilson, M.D., J.D. & Associates

For those who suffer injuries during the birthing process, it is critical to know that most of these conditions are preventable. More so, if you or your loved one suffered such losses, our Washington, D.C. birth injury lawyer is ready to...

Preventing Birth Injuries in D.C.: Why Trauma Awareness Begins in the Delivery Room

May23
Contact the Washington, D.C. Birth Injury Lawyers at the Law Offices of Dr. Michael M. Wilson, M.D., J.D. & Associates

There is nothing quite like the terrifying feeling that comes over a parent after learning that a doctor made a mistake during the birthing process. Your child has injuries and will face various levels of trauma for their future. You...

Spring Babies, Lifelong Impact: Recognizing Signs of a Birth Injury in Your Newborn

April15
Contact the Washington, D.C. Birth Injury Lawyers at the Law Offices of Dr. Michael M. Wilson, M.D., J.D. & Associates Today Regarding Your Rights for Your Birth Injury Case

April Is HIE Awareness Month Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy, also known as HIE, is one of the most common brain injuries a child may sustain during the birthing process. Many children are born in April each year. Their arrival should bring...

What Is Hypoxia in Birth Injuries?

March28
Birth injury lawyers

During labor and delivery, the baby may not receive enough oxygen to the brain due to complications. This is known as hypoxia, and it can cause severe and permanent birth injuries. Hypoxia is often the result of medical malpractice, and...

Signs and Symptoms of a Birth Injury: What Parents Should Know?

March13
Birth injury lawyers

The birth of a child is a moment filled with joy and anticipation, but complications during labor and delivery can sometimes lead to injuries that affect a newborn’s health. While some birth injuries are minor and resolve quickly, others can...

Umbilical Cord Compression

November25
newborn shoulder

Umbilical cord compression is a potentially serious condition that affects a baby’s oxygen and blood supply prior to or during birth. If not diagnosed and properly treated, umbilical cord compression can result in serious consequences, including severe brain damage and...

Can I Sue for Hypoglycemia Birth Injury Complications?

May23
Birth injury

Hypoglycemia occurs when a person’s blood glucose levels fall below normal. If the glucose levels become dangerously low, it can cause various health complications, including reduced brain function. Several factors can increase the risk of hypoglycemia in a newborn baby,...

How to File a Claim for Erb’s Palsy?

May16
Our Fairfax Erb’s Palsy Birth Injury Lawyers at the Law Offices of Dr. Michael M. Wilson, M.D., J.D & Associates Assist Clients With Birth Injury Claims

There are few things more heart-breaking for new parents than finding out that their newborn baby suffered a birth injury. The only thing that could make the situation even more devastating is if the injury resulted from medical negligence and...

How Is Shoulder Dystocia Caused?

April24
newborn shoulder

Shoulder dystocia is a complication that can occur during childbirth, presenting serious risks to the mother and the baby. It happens when the baby’s shoulders get stuck behind the mother’s pubic bone during delivery. Understanding the causes of shoulder dystocia...

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