Midwife Agrees to Birth Injury Settlement with Family
A midwife in New Hampshire who has been involved in a birth injury lawsuit agreed to settle and give $730,000 to the family of a child who suffered a birth injury during a birth she was involved in....
View ArticleNew Film to Chronicle Lives of those with Cerebral Palsy
Filmmaker Douglas Bollinger wants people to learn more about the day-to-day struggles and triumphs that individuals who were born with cerebral palsy deal with regularly, and he’s using his friend as...
View ArticleLondon Family Wins Cerebral Palsy Lawsuit
It may have occurred across the pond in London, but it is still always good to hear about successful childbirth injury lawsuits resulting in a settlement that will benefit those who have been harmed....
View ArticleAntifungal Drug May Lead to Childbirth Injuries
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued an advisory to the public warning that mothers-to-be who take high doses of an anti-fungal drug during their first trimester of pregnancy may be...
View ArticleFamily Awarded $7 Million in Birth Injury Lawsuit Verdict
A Massachusetts family has been awarded more than $7 million following a lawsuit against the medical staff who they claim did not properly care for their prematurely born child who ended up passing...
View ArticleCalifornia Man with Cerebral Palsy Receives Nationwide Attention After...
Following his attempt to show that he is not limited by his cerebral palsy, a Coronado, California, man’s recent physical accomplishment has gotten him a considerable amount of media attention and...
View ArticleHUD Charges Landlords with Discriminating against Cerebral Palsy Child
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is getting involved in an unfortunate case of potential discrimination against a mother with a child suffering from cerebral palsy. HUD officials...
View ArticleEngineer Creates ‘Frankenkindle’ for Sister Suffering from Cerebral Palsy
An electrical engineer from California has taken utilized his technical know-how and created a “FrankenKindle” to help his sister who suffers from cerebral palsy. Using a “hacked” Kindle eBook reader,...
View ArticleChildren with Cerebral Palsy Benefit from New Device
If soon-to-be published results from a recently completed clinical trial are any indication, a new device developed by an Israeli medical company may eventually be able to help children with cerebral...
View ArticleCerebral Palsy Patients Seek Out Missouri Doctor for Innovative Treatment
Cerebral palsy is a condition typically contracted through birth injury and the treatment options are few. One Missouri doctor may be changing that with a new, innovative cerebral palsy treatment....
View ArticleHonor Those with Cerebral Palsy during National Disability Employment...
Birth injuries such as cerebral palsy are a life-long condition. So many adults who were born with cerebral palsy must cope with it as they live their lives, maintain families, and work full-time. With...
View ArticleFlorida Couple wins $4.5 million in Birth Injury Lawsuit
A West Palm Beach, Florida, couple has been awarded $4.5 million in a birth injury lawsuit levied against the doctors who did not properly anticipate and care for their child, who was born with no arms...
View ArticleCerebral Palsy Patient to Debut New Show on Oprah Winfrey Network
After gaining Internet fame for an audition video posted as part of a reality show contest led by television diva Oprah Winfrey, wheelchair-bound cerebral palsy survivor Zach Anner will star in his own...
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Mother Awarded $1.4 Million in Grisly Birth Injury Lawsuit
Birth Injury Diagram In an unusually grisly birth injury case, a Louisville-area mother was awarded $1.4 million in damages by a jury following the accidental decapitation and death of her premature...
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Cerebral Palsy Victim becomes Doctor
Cerebral Palsy Victim Cerebral palsy is a serious birth injury that affects many families in the U.S. The birth injury causes lifelong challenges to both victims and their families, making it...
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