Birth injury claims arise when medical professionals fail to meet the accepted standard of care during pregnancy, labor, or delivery, and that failure causes harm to the infant or mother. These cases are different from birth defects, which typically result from genetic or developmental conditions. A birth injury often results from preventable complications such as delayed C-section, improper use of delivery tools, or failure to monitor fetal distress.
In Ohio, a successful claim must show that the provider's negligence directly caused the injury. This typically involves extensive medical records, expert review, and a clear link between the care provided and the outcome. We work to uncover what happened, determine who is responsible, and advocate for what your child needs now and in the future.
Birth injury claims may involve brachial plexus injuries, hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), cerebral palsy, skull fractures, or maternal injuries from poor intervention. Our goal is not just accountability but the resources your child may require for therapy, medical care, or lifelong support.