Cerebral Palsy

Lawyers for OB/GYN and Delivery Room Malpractice Cases

Of all areas of medical malpractice, negligent mistakes during labor or childbirth can lead to some of the most devastating consequences, including Cerebral Palsy. When a newborn suffers serious injury caused by a medical professional's negligence, the experienced and effective lawyers at Silvers, Langsam & Weitzman are here to help.

Best known under the name MyPhillyLawyer, the law offices of Silvers, Langsam & Weitzman are committed to helping families recover compensation for their injured children. Our attorneys have more than 100 years combined experience representing clients in Cerebral Palsy cases, and we want to help you too.

Contact us at 866-920-0352 to discuss your case in a free initial consultation.

Cerebral Palsy: A Devastating Injury

Cerebral palsy is caused by the lack of oxygen at birth. It often causes cognitive deficits and emotional problems that not only have lifelong impact on a child, but can be difficult to diagnose immediately after birth.

Our team of accomplished attorneys and respected medical experts can help to ensure an accurate diagnosis of your child's injuries. We will work hard to identify all those responsible in order to secure the fair compensation you need to help pay for medical treatments, physical therapy, rehabilitation and even long term care.

Contact a Pennsylvania and South Jersey Medical Malpractice Lawyer

If you suspect that negligence or malpractice on the part of a doctor, nurse obstetrician or midwife caused serious injury to your child, it is important to investigate the facts and understand your legal options.

Contact our offices in Philadelphia today to schedule a free initial consultation. We will begin the process of finding the truth and seeking appropriate recovery through a vigorous personal injury lawsuit.

In addition to representing clients in Cerebral Palsy cases, we also handle birth injury lawsuits resulting from:

• Failure to monitor the position of the fetus or the mother's physical condition
• Failure to perform a Caesarian section (commonly called a C-section)
• Improper use of forceps or a vacuum extractor
• And any other sort of delivery room error

Our guarantee: You will be charged no fees and pay no costs until we are able to secure a settlement or trial judgment in your case.