Anyone know of any perfect lawyer for a medical malpractice involving a infant?
I have talked to several but most merely want to take the case if she have some mental defect or some handicapp that it caused.
I have a C-Section and no one told me there be any problems with my daughter for the entire 5 days i was surrounded by the hospital. When i got her home i kept noticing a pus close to substance on her baby blanket and my arm sleeves where her commander would rest. She was born with alot of tresses so i never notice anything.
I pulled up the bottom of her hair and at hand was a burn in the backbone of her head. It was a burn that in actuality made a big gash that goes all the style across the bottom of her neck. She also had a hurricane lantern burn all the way around her manager like a halo that feint up with the deep gash.
The nimbus didnt scar but the deep gash within the back of her head did, but one attorney told me it didnt matter because she has long fuzz and no one sees it any path.
Thats not really the point is it?
Answers:
If the lawyers don't think you own a case (basically because there is no concrete permanent damage), trust them. This is how they make their living and if they thought you have a chance at collecting anything, they would be all over it, so they could take their cut. But I would report the problem to the local medical board or the hospital board, just because it sounds like someone did something wrong. You can ask to hold the situation investigated, just out of public interest, or at least to answer your request for information about how the burn occurred. There may be a logical explanation, but they incontestably should have given you some instructions for taking care of the burn while it heal.
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I have a C-Section and no one told me there be any problems with my daughter for the entire 5 days i was surrounded by the hospital. When i got her home i kept noticing a pus close to substance on her baby blanket and my arm sleeves where her commander would rest. She was born with alot of tresses so i never notice anything.
I pulled up the bottom of her hair and at hand was a burn in the backbone of her head. It was a burn that in actuality made a big gash that goes all the style across the bottom of her neck. She also had a hurricane lantern burn all the way around her manager like a halo that feint up with the deep gash.
The nimbus didnt scar but the deep gash within the back of her head did, but one attorney told me it didnt matter because she has long fuzz and no one sees it any path.
Thats not really the point is it?
Answers:
If the lawyers don't think you own a case (basically because there is no concrete permanent damage), trust them. This is how they make their living and if they thought you have a chance at collecting anything, they would be all over it, so they could take their cut. But I would report the problem to the local medical board or the hospital board, just because it sounds like someone did something wrong. You can ask to hold the situation investigated, just out of public interest, or at least to answer your request for information about how the burn occurred. There may be a logical explanation, but they incontestably should have given you some instructions for taking care of the burn while it heal.
http://www.handelonthelaw.com
a lawyer for anyone and everything here
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