Yes, if a midwife is negligent, then the midwife may be liable for any birth injuries that result from her negligence. Most midwives in the United States are certified nurse midwives. Certified nurse midwives are licensed. They are independent medical providers, and they can prescribe…
If your baby was hurt because your Caesarean section (C-section) was delayed, you may be able to file a birth injury case and your baby may be able to recover damages for the injuries that were suffered. However, before your baby can make such a…
It depends on why your child died. Whether your child died because of a medical condition that could not have been prevented or a birth injury caused by a nurse, doctor, or hospital, one thing is true: you are suffering a tragic and heartbreaking loss….
The last thing that you want to think about right now is money. Your child has been hurt because someone who was supposed to care for your child was negligent. Your child is now suffering from an injury that never should have happened and the…
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