Pediatric Brain Injuries Lawyer in California
In most cases of pediatric brain injuries and birth defects, the injury is caused by a delayed delivery of a fetus that is in distress. When physical or mental injuries caused by a lack of oxygen go unnoticed, parents often don't realize right away that something is wrong. If you believe your baby's injury, disability or death was caused by negligence, you need to contact an experienced attorney.
George L. Mallory, Jr. & Associates is committed to achieving justice for the parents of babies who were harmed as a result of a failure to diagnose or negligence during birth. They work hard to empower their clients and give them the support they need to secure the compensation they deserve.
Get the closure you need. If your child has suffered from a pediatric brain injury, call their Los Angeles office at 310-598-7389 to discuss your situation with experienced birth injury lawyer George L. Mallory, Jr.
How Did This Happen?
When your baby has been injured, you have a right to find out what happened and whether it could have been prevented. Attorney George L. Mallory, Jr. uses his extensive knowledge and the firm's resources to pursue justice for people, exploring the causes of pediatric brain injuries, including:
- Failure to diagnose
- Delayed birth
- Wrongful birth
- Failure to inform mother of high risk pregnancy
Early Indication of a Problem Is Key to a Successful Birth
Through fetal monitoring and ultrasounds, physicians are able to get a sense for whether or not there is fetal distress present. It is the responsibility of physicians and other medical professionals to recognize the signs of fetal distress and take the steps necessary to avoid pregnancy and birthing complications.
Failure to diagnose fetal distress during a pregnancy can result in serious brain injuries and even death to the fetus. George L. Mallory, Jr. & Associates works closely with medical experts to determine whether or not a failure to diagnose or other negligence played a roll in causing your baby's condition.
Contact George L. Mallory, Jr. & Associates today to discuss your situation with an experienced pediatric brain injury attorney.
