Cerebral Palsy Law Doctor
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Our law firm of doctor-lawyers understands the difficulties that you, your child, and your family are experiencing. Your child's cerebral palsy not only challenges you and your family emotionally, it is a tremendous burden on your finances and your future.

No matter where you are located (be it in a Southern State, such as, Maryland, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Texas, or our nation's capital, Washington D.C., or in the Mid-Atlantic States of New Jersey, New York, or Pennsylvania, or Midwest States, such as Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin, or even on the Pacific Coast of Oregon and Washington), when you are faced with your child having cerebral palsy or a birth injury one of the things you may think most about is who will care for your child when you become too old to manage.

An attorney can help fight for you and your child.If your child has Cerebral Palsy (CP) it could have been caused by a lack of oxygen and/or other trauma to your baby during your baby's birth.
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Led by lawyers who were trained as doctors and hold medical degrees, our team is uniquely qualified to investigate and pursue medical negligence claims.
Because we hold both Legal and Medical degrees is why so many parents seeking justice for their child with Cerebral Palsy choose Gershon, Willoughby & Getz, LLC, and why others with serious and permanent injuries from medical mistakes seek out our counsel.
We were there as medical students - at labors and deliveries, following fetal monitor tracings and witnessing how birth complications can develop - and how the attending doctors and nurses dealt with the Cerebral Palsy issues.
Zev Gershon, M.D. J.D., the team leader at the firm, has been recognized among the "Best Lawyers in America" and designated as one of the "Top Attorneys in Maryland" in the 2010 and 2011 editions of Super Lawyer Magazine.
In addition to these prestigious designations, Dr. Gershon has received the highest peer reviewed rating ("AV") offered by Martindale-Hubbell for professional competence and ethics.
Most recently he was named as a member of The National Trial Lawyers, a professional organization composed of the premier trial lawyers from across the country who exemplify superior qualifications as civil plaintiff or criminal defense trial lawyers.
Medical Malpractice occurs when a doctor causes unintentional birth injury when performing a medical procedure.
Oftentimes, this is a result of medical negligence.
Below are various types medical negligence relating to malpractice.
At Gershon, Willoughby & Getz, our experience and knowledge within the medical and legal professions isn't just used to benefit children suffering from cerebral palsy.
In addition to our work as cerebral palsy attorneys, we have also successfully won settlements from birth injury lawsuits for clients suffering a range of conditions resulting from medical malpractice.
Cerebral palsy is an umbrella term that encompasses several different neurological conditions.
It is diagnosed in young children, most often in newborns.
Though some cerebral palsy causes are unknown, several have been identified through extensive research.
A number of the causes are preventable or treatable.
Chief among cerebral palsy causes is an insufficient amount of oxygen or poor flow of blood reaching the fetal or newborn brain.
This can be caused by premature separation of the placenta, an awkward birth position, labor that goes on too long or is too abrupt, or interference with the umbilical cord, errors in anesthesia and other issues.
In the 1860s, William Little, an English physician, wrote the first medical descriptions of a disorder that affected young children which caused stiff, contracted muscles primarily in their legs and to a lesser degree in their arms.
They had difficulty holding objects, crawling, and walking.
Their condition which neither improved or deteriorated as they grew which was originally called Little's disease is now known as spastic diplegia (Paraplegia) cerebral palsy.
Spastic cerebral palsy is caused when the brain damage occurs in the outer layer of the brain, the cerebral cortex.
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