Protecting Your Child’s Future in New Jersey

The birth of a child should be a joyous occasion, but birth injuries can turn this special time into a distressing experience. When medical professionals fail to provide proper care during delivery, they must be held accountable. The personal injury attorneys at Shebell & Shebell, LLC can help you recover the financial compensation you deserve.

Common Types of Birth Injuries

Birth injuries can occur due to various forms of medical negligence and can result in long-term disabilities for the child. Common types of birth injuries include:

• Cerebral palsy
• Erb’s palsy
• Brachial plexus injuries
• Brain injuries
• Fractures
• Facial nerve damage

The Impact on Families

The impact of a birth injury extends beyond the physical and emotional trauma experienced by the child. Families often face significant financial burdens due to the costs of medical treatment, therapy, and special education services. The emotional toll on parents and siblings can also be profound.

Our Lawyers Fight The Insurance Companies On Your Behalf

Healthcare providers and their insurers often deny responsibility, making it difficult for families to get the compensation they need. Our experienced attorneys have been helping injured patients throughout New Jersey since 1927. We know how to fight the insurance companies and hold negligent healthcare providers accountable. We investigate to find out what really happened. Our legal team gathers evidence, including medical records and expert testimony. We interview witnesses and consult with medical experts to build a strong case.

Helping You Recover The Compensation You Deserve

Our attorneys work tirelessly to secure compensation for all damages related to the birth injury. We are committed to ensuring that you receive the full compensation you deserve. If your child has suffered a birth injury, it’s crucial to seek legal advice promptly. Under New Jersey law, you have two years from the date of the injury to file a legal action. Early consultation allows us to start investigating before evidence is lost and memories fade.