Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions
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Step 1
The Cerebral Palsy lawyer has to gather all the necessary information needed about the child for the case
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Step 2
Once the information is gathered the lawyer will tell you right away whether there is a case and what the probability of winning the case will be
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Step 3
The lawyer who is an expert in the field will take necessary action to get the compensation needed for your child
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Step 4
Take pictures of the child or adult with Cerebral Palsy for records to provide a more ideal setting of the damages that were caused
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Step 5
Even though the lawyer is not a counselor that lawyer has to make sure the parent is mentally prepared to deal with the affects of getting the assistance
Comments
premonitions said
on 12/13/2007 Thank you grouch for your comment. No it's not areason to file a lawsuit if the bnaby stops breathing. I guess I should have mentioned that if the baby was being misdiagnosed. In any lawsuit, you file because you feel as though you have ben wronged. And for this case it's also to get assistance if the child was misdiagnosed, and the doctors actuyally knew about it. i didn't have to go through that because I was diagnosed with CP as a child, and when I learned about it, I was 10 and so i did more research at the age of ten. I do apologize for the confusion. I hope that i can make this articles a bit more clearer or at least try. . .the only causes that I read about which was back in the 70's was if the parents had a difficult labor, or something happens to the brain during labor. Even back then it mentioned drugs but my mother doesn't do that. I am 39 now :-)
grouch said
on 12/12/2007 Had to do a little research here on all the causes of this. Sometimes it is not the hospital's fault for this. A perfect delivery and the baby stops breathing for no reason would not be a reason to file a lawsuit. I guess I was a little confused as to what you were hinting at ...at first....Thanks for the information.