Blog Home Recent Posts in the Birth Injuries Category What Issues Exist In Prolonged Labor? Jul 22, 2019 For any expecting mother, one of the most defining moments of a pregnancy is when her water breaks and she sets off the hospital to deliver her baby. ... Posted By Brown & Barron Continue Reading How Can I Tell When My Newborn Has Brain Damage? Jan 16, 2019 Each year, millions of new parents bring home babies from the hospital. Most of these parents will have a joyous experience that will be treasured for ... Posted By Brown & Barron, LLC Continue Reading Why Do Maternal Death Rates in the U.S. Continue to Rise? Jan 8, 2019 In most places, mortality rates during pregnancy and childbirth have been decreasing for three decades, as better technology becomes available. ... Posted By Brown & Barron, LLC Continue Reading Do Legal Options Exist for Birth Injuries? Oct 26, 2018 If your child has been injured during or after birth, there are a few legal options that you have available. In the event that your baby has suffered ... Posted By Brown & Barron Continue Reading What Birth Injuries Can Result from Placental Abruption? Oct 17, 2018 Although the birth of a baby should be a joyous occasion, there are some birth injuries that could result from a placental abruption. A placental ... Posted By Brown & Barron Continue Reading How Serious Is Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy? Sep 14, 2018 Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy is a medical condition wherein a person is deprived of oxygen for a short period of time. It most commonly occurs in ... Posted By Brown & Barron Continue Reading Are There Situations When Cerebral Palsy Can Be Prevented? Sep 6, 2018 When it comes to cerebral palsy, not many people truly understand how serious of a situation it is and whether or not it is a preventable. Knowing if ... Posted By Brown & Barron Continue Reading What Causes Cerebral Palsy? Aug 23, 2018 For many parents, hearing that their child has cerebral palsy is one of the more difficult things to experience. This is a situation that can present ... Posted By Brown & Barron Continue Reading Page of 2