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Birth Defect Lawsuits

Parents want their children perfect however sometimes it's impossible. When that becomes a reality, it is essential that parents in shock seek the assistance of experienced birth defect lawyers.

Birth injuries and birth defects could be caused by medical malpractice and drugs that are harmful as well as exposure to environmental hazards. A New York birth defect law firm can provide answers.

Medical Malpractice

If a physician fails to adhere to the accepted standard of practice in their region, it's deemed medical malpractice. This could include failing to perform routine prenatal tests, prescribing medication that increases the likelihood of birth defect or making a misstep during the labor and delivery.

Birth defects and birth injury can be caused by environmental and genetic factors however, they could also be the result of the negligence of a physician. For instance the case where a doctor fails to recognize a congenital disorder in the uterus and then fails to notify parents of the disability, the parents can bring a wrongful birth claim seeking compensation for the lifetime costs associated with the disabled child.

In order to win a medical malpractice case in birth defects, the plaintiff must prove that the doctor was bound by a duty of duty to the patient, that he failed to fulfill this duty, that his actions or lack of action directly led to injuries and damages and that the plaintiff suffered economic and non-economic losses from the injuries. These damages could include the cost of medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and emotional distress.

Prenatal visits are necessary to ensure that pregnant women are provided with the appropriate testing and monitoring. If you suspect that the birth defect of your child is due to medical malpractice, you should contact an experienced medical malpractice and birth injury lawyer immediately.

Toxic Chemicals

In the United States, thousands of babies are born each year with birth defects. These defects may be of different severity and impact the way a child acts, looks and performs. Some are minor, while others can lead to serious issues that could be fatal.

Birth birth defects can be caused by genetic abnormalities or a variety of chemcial and environmental factors. For example exposure to toxic chemicals could cause serious complications for a newborn. Our firm is committed to holding employers accountable for exposing pregnant women and their newborn babies to harmful substances or drugs.

In scientific literature, it is well-established that certain chemicals and toxins may be transmitted through the placenta, affecting the unborn child. These toxins are teratogenic. The exposure to these teratogenic chemicals may cause birth defects such as Cleft lips and palates as well as spina bifida, and muscular dystrophy.

While they are working, mothers are exposed a variety of toxic chemicals. These chemicals can be consumed, inhaled or absorbed into the skin of the body. These chemicals include industrial solvents such as ethylene glycol and ethers (EGE), which are used in the manufacture of semiconductors. These toxins can also be ingested by parents while they are taking certain over-the counter and prescription drugs. A lot of pharmaceuticals haven't been thoroughly tested on pregnant woman and have led to birth defects.

Environmental Exposure

Environmental exposure is a major cause of birth defects. Genetic disorders are a common cause, but it's far from the only one. The presence of a variety of chemical compounds and toxins in the home, at work and in food can increase the risk of birth defects. This includes fungicides, pesticides and lead, as well as heavy metals, certain paints and many other chemical compounds. Exposure to toxic substances is almost always inevitable. However, when companies fail to safeguard pregnant employees they're negligent and could be held responsible.

Researchers are still unable to pinpoint the root of the birth defect. It is possible that an interaction with multiple factors could trigger the condition, but the challenge is assessing these interactions in real-time. The National Children's Study is important because it is in progress in several states. The NCS will enroll 100,000 women from representative population and follow their progress over time and their children. This study will provide the most comprehensive data on how environmental factors impact fetal and childhood health.

Many parents suffering from a child's birth defect feel guilty for having contributed to the disorder, but it's usually the case that these types of defects are not a choice. Our birth defect lawyers understand this and are committed to families seeking justice for children suffering from birth defects.

Product Liability

Birth defects can be caused by a variety of causes, ranging from drugs or alcohol consumption during pregnancy to genes. Fortunately, a lot of these issues can be prevented. If your child was born with a medical issue that could have been prevented and you are entitled to claim damages through a birth defect lawsuit.

A New York birth defect lawyer will be able to help you determine if your child's condition is the result of chemical exposure, a drug or another environmental trigger that is eligible for compensation. Your legal team will calculate the total cost of medical bills for your child's condition based on the severity.

While the vast majority of birth defects are not caused due to medical negligence, there are cases in which a doctor or healthcare professional has been negligent before or during labor and birth. A physician may incorrectly prescribe a medicine that hurts the baby before it's born, or they may make an error during surgery.

Our birth defect lawyers have successfully defended claims against drug manufacturers in cases where a mother's health care provider has been exposed to prescription medicines or toxic chemicals that increase the chance of her having a child with a birth defect. We have also filed birth defect lawsuits against companies who expose workers to dangerous substances on the job, such as a paint factory or semiconductor manufacturing companies.