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November 09, 2011
Medical malpractice during the birth of a child can cause a condition known as cerebral palsy. According to a variety of doctors on emedicinehealth.com, cerebral palsy is a group of disorders affecting body movement, balance, and posture. It is a sort of “brain paralysis”. MORE >>
Posted by: [Davis Levin Livingston]
October 22, 2010
A common and often avoidable birth injury is damage to the bracial plexus network of nerves and also called Erb's Palsy. It is a serious injury that is often seen in malpractice investigations and can cause permanent injuries and years of rehabilitation. MORE >>
Posted by: [Mark Davis]
July 22, 2010
It’s important to consult with a Hawaii personal injury attorney when you are involved in a personal injury case, as every case is unique. No two cases progress exactly the same, but most follow the same basic path as they head toward a resolution and settlement. MORE >>
Posted by: [Yvette Valencia]
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