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Birth injuries are most often caused by operative deliveries, whether vaginal or abdominal than spontaneous deliveries. Birth injuries have been reported to occur in 27 of 1,000 live births.

Sadly, the harm that is caused to a young infant while inutero can be devastating and permanent. If you suspect that prenatal toxins caused your child's birth defect, you may have a right to compensation.

Traumatic birth injury is a broad description used to describe both avoidable and unavoidable trauma to the brain of an infant during the labor process. An all too common form of a traumatic birth injury is prenatal asphyxia.
 
An all too common form of a traumatic birth injury is prenatal asphyxia. We can examine these issues with you. We have the experience and the sensitivity to your needs to do so. more..

Michigan personal injury attorneys representing seriously injured people primarily in Michigan including Detroit, Lansing, Grand Rapids and Flint. Experienced Michigan personal injury lawyers for:
• Wrongful Death | • Medical Malpractice | • Birth Defects | • Construction Site Injury
• Industrial Injury | • Auto, Motorcycle, and Boating Accidents | • Closed Head Injury
• Slip and Fall | • Unsafe Property | • Workers Compensation | • Lead Poisoning
• Dog / Animal Bites | • Nursing Home Neglect | • Social Security Disability
• Cerebral Palsy | • Any Injury or Disability

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