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child with cerebral palsy birth injury in Philadelphia

What Are the Five Main Types of Cerebral Palsy?

When facing the challenges of cerebral palsy, understanding the different types can be crucial for families in Philadelphia. This knowledge can help guide medical treatment and legal strategies. Let’s explore the five main types of cerebral palsy and how they impact individuals and families. Raynes & Lawn Trial Lawyers has decades of experience guiding clients through […]

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child with Erb's Palsy and her parent in PA

What Should Parents Know About Erb’s Palsy and Legal Help?

Discovering that your child has Erb’s palsy can be overwhelming for any parent. This condition, which affects the nerves in a baby’s upper arm, can have long-lasting impacts on your child’s life. As you navigate this challenging time, it’s crucial to understand your legal rights and the potential for seeking help from an Erb’s palsy […]

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What Legal Options Do Parents Have After a Neonatal Stroke?

When the joy of welcoming a newborn is overshadowed by the devastating news of a neonatal stroke, parents in Philadelphia are often left reeling, unsure of where to turn or what steps to take next. As you navigate this challenging time, you must understand that you’re not alone and that legal avenues are available to […]

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How Can You Prove Negligence in Spinal Cord Birth Injuries?

Spinal cord birth injuries can be devastating for families. If you’re grappling with how to prove negligence in such cases, you’re not alone. Many parents in Philadelphia find themselves overwhelmed by medical jargon and legal complexities. This guide will help you understand your rights and the steps to take when seeking justice for your child. […]

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child with Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy and family in need of a traumatic birth injury lawyer in PA

Can People with Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy Walk?

Living with spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy presents unique challenges for individuals and their families. One of the most pressing questions often revolves around mobility: Can people with this condition walk? Let’s delve into this topic, exploring the realities and legal considerations for those affected by spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy. Tip: Keep a detailed record of […]

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