Author: Raynes & Lawn

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Maximizing Settlements for Brain Injuries at Birth in PA

    Navigating Birth Injury Lawsuits in Pennsylvania: Understanding Compensation and Settlements   The joy of welcoming a new baby is one of life’s most profound moments. So, when that experience goes awry due to a birth injury, it can be devastating for families. If your family is now caring for a child with special […]

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Early Signs of Hypoxic Injury in Newborns: A Philadelphia Parent’s Guide

  When a baby is deprived of oxygen during labor and delivery, it can result in a serious, catastrophic birth injury called hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE). This condition threatens brain tissue and can lead to lifelong disabilities like cerebral palsy, intellectual disabilities, spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy, seizures, and more. As a Philadelphia parent, it is important […]

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5 Steps to Take After a Perinatal Stroke in Philadelphia

Understanding Life After a Perinatal Stroke Diagnosis in Philadelphia   When parents receive the unexpected and life-changing news that their newborn infant has suffered a perinatal stroke, it understandably triggers a wide range of intense emotions – grief, anxiety, anger, shock. However, with compassionate medical and community support, research-backed information on what to anticipate, and […]

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What Are Catastrophic Traumatic Birth Injuries?

  Catastrophic traumatic birth injuries are severe injuries that occur to a newborn during the labor and delivery process. These injuries can have life-long impacts and often result in disabilities or impairment. Some examples of catastrophic traumatic birth injuries include cerebral palsy, brachial plexus injuries, spinal cord injuries, and hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE).   Raynes & […]

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