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    Shedding Light on Jaundice: Why Timely Phototherapy Matters for Newborns

    Jaundice is one of the most common conditions affecting newborns—but that doesn’t mean it should be taken lightly. While usually treatable, delayed care can turn a manageable issue into a life-altering injury. The key to prevention? Phototherapy—a safe, science-backed treatment that uses light to protect the brain from bilirubin buildup. This article breaks down what…

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    Birth Injury

    Delayed Birth and the Risk of Perinatal Asphyxia: Legal Perspectives

    Birth injuries are always a concern for parents. There are dozens of birth injuries that can happen, but while many of them are preventable, they can still cause major suffering. One such birth injury is perinatal asphyxia, a condition where a baby doesn’t receive enough oxygen around the time of birth. Often, this lack of…

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    Birth Injury

    The Role of Electronic Fetal Monitoring in Preventing Birth Injuries 

    A safe delivery is a priority for all parents and for most medical care providers. And one of the most effective tools to reduce the risk of birth injuries and complications is electronic fetal monitoring. When properly implemented, this monitoring method can provide early detection of complications that threaten the health and safety of both…

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    Birth Injury

    Understanding Erb’s Palsy: Causes, Treatments, and Legal Recourse

    Birth injuries are devastating, no matter what they are. But the more severe those injuries are, the more heart wrenching the experience can be. Unfortunately, injuries like Erb’s palsy can result in life-long challenges for your child. Though a Pennsylvania birth injury attorney can help you explore your legal options, it’s helpful to have a…

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    Birth Injury

    Evaluating Settlement Offers in HIE Cases: What Families Need to Know

    How Much Can You Expect to Receive? Finding out that your child experienced Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE) due to malpractice during delivery is a life-altering experience. For many families, this form of medical malpractice leads them to explore filing a lawsuit against the medical care team involved in the hopes of recovering damages to support the…

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    Birth Injury

    The Impact of Hospital Policies on HIE Outcomes: Legal Perspectives

    Hospital polices can dramatically influence the outcome of a birth injury like Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE). This condition can result from one-off actions during delivery, but it’s more often caused by a systemic failure by the hospital and the medical care team. That’s why hospitals often establish clear and strict policies to protect mothers and newborns…

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    Birth Injury

    What is the Difference Between a Birth Injury and Birth Defect?

    Every parent wants their child to be born happy and healthy. Unfortunately, birth defects and birth injuries can make it difficult for your child to live a normal life. Though both can result in life-long complications, understanding the difference between the two can help you understand your options and rights so you can decide if…

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    Birth Injury

    Notable Birth Injury Verdicts in Pennsylvania

    Birth injures happen in nearly 7 out of every 1,000 births. Though they’re relatively rare, significant and permanent injuries can result in costly medical bills, much-needed home renovations, and can impact your child’s ability to live a normal and healthy life. Taking legal action against the medical care team responsible, with help from a Pennsylvania…

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    Birth Injury

    How Common Are Birth Injuries in Pennsylvania?

    When you’re giving birth to your child, you hope for everything to go smoothly. While it can for many families, there’s always a risk of birth injuries that can quickly alter the course of your child’s life. Severe birth injuries are often permanent and can prevent your child from being able to live a healthy,…

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    Birth Injury

    Fetal Heart Rate Decelerations: What They Mean and When Medical Negligence May Be to Blame

    Fetal heart rate decelerations are an important sign that doctors monitor during labor and delivery. While some decelerations are normal, others can signal distress and require immediate medical attention. When healthcare providers fail to respond appropriately, the consequences can be life-altering — or even fatal — for the baby. In this blog, we’ll break down…

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