Louisville Brachial Plexus Injury Lawyers
Erb’s Palsy & Brachial Plexus Injuries Linked to Malpractice
The brachial plexus is a collection of nerves that run from the spinal cord out to the shoulders, hands, and arms. When one or more of these nerves is torn, stretched, or damaged during childbirth, the outcome is often permanent. The child may spend the rest of his or her life with a limp or paralyzed arm, numbness, or lack of muscle control.
If this personal injury was caused by negligence during birth, you have the right to seek compensation for the lifelong care your child will need. Our Louisville birth injury attorneys are dedicated to helping you get that compensation. Paul A. Casi, II has been representing the injured since 1994, and together, our attorneys have more than 38 years of combined legal experience to apply to our clients’ cases.
Contact our firm at (502) 234-7451 for a free consultation.
Helping You Move Forward
If your child has suffered a brachial plexus injury, such as Erb’s Palsy, it may be the result of a shoulder dystocia which was mishandled by the doctors and nurses delivering the baby. When you work with a Louisville brachial plexus injury lawyer at our firm, we will find out how your child was injured. You will get answers to your questions. Your child may need lifelong medical attention because of the brachial plexus injury. Your child may have a permanent disability limiting his or her ability to work in the future. We will hold the negligent parties accountable for costs associated with your child’s care and lost future earnings.
You may be able to recover a settlement or award that includes such damages as:
- Medical treatment
- Surgical procedures
- Physical and occupational therapy
- Medication and medical supplies
- Assistive devices
- Loss of potential earnings
Our Attorneys Have the Experience & Knowledge You Need
We dedicate our energy to handling complex cases in Louisville and throughout Kentucky, including those that involve birth injuries such as brachial plexus injuries. When you turn to us for help, you will be represented by an attorney who knows the challenges that arise in brachial plexus injury cases.
For skilled help anywhere in Kentucky, call our firm at (502) 234-7451.