According to the US Centers for Disease Control, in the United States:

  • Cerebral palsy is the most common childhood motor disability.
  • About 1 in 345 children are diagnosed with cerebral palsy.
  • 41% of children with cerebral palsy are limited in their ability to crawl, walk, run, or play, with 31% needing to use special equipment such as walkers or wheelchairs.

Cerebral Palsy Is Often Times Preventable

There are few situations more tragic than injury occurring to a child. And cerebral palsy can be especially devastating. Cerebral palsy is a permanent, lifelong condition that affects everything from a child’s ability to swallow and speak to their ability to walk, hear and see. Children affected by cerebral palsy often face a lifetime of pain, with the need for ongoing care and treatment. Costs for caring for those with cerebral palsy can be staggering, well beyond the reach of the average middle-class family. If you’re dealing with this in Philadelphia, consult a Cerebral Palsy Lawyer Philadelphia for assistance.

The unfortunate reality of cerebral palsy is that in many cases, it didn’t have to happen—it is the direct result of medical malpractice before or during the labor process. And when this occurs, it’s important to hold those who were negligent legally and financially responsible for their mistakes.

Compassionate Legal Help for Families Impacted by Cerebral Palsy and Birth Injuries, Your Child Deserves the Best Care Money Can Buy

If your child has been afflicted with cerebral palsy, you deserve answers. Could the condition have been prevented? Did your physician’s actions cause this situation? Nothing will ever truly make up for the trauma your family suffered, but getting to the bottom of the situation (and ensuring it doesn’t happen to another family) may offer some sense of closure. The cerebral palsy lawyers at VSCP LAW can help. Our cerebral palsy attorneys know the questions to ask and the experts to contact to get you the justice you deserve.

Your child deserves the best care money can buy. And you deserve the best, most experienced representation available. That’s why at VSCP LAW, we actually limit the number of cases we take; because each of our senior partners personally represents each client from start-to-finish. You can feel confident that your voice is being heard and your story is being told. You don’t have to face the diagnosis of cerebral palsy on your own. Contact VSCP LAW , your trusted cerebral palsy lawyer Philadelphia, PA today for a no-obligation, no-cost review of your cerebral palsy case.

VSCP LAW Attorneys have assisted in obtaining numerous Cerebral Palsy Recoveries for clients including the following:

  • $29 Million Recovery – Medical Malpractice
  • $19.5 Million Recovery – Medical Malpractice
  • $19.3 Million Recovery – Medical Malpractice
  • $19 Million Recovery – Medical Malpractice
  • $19 Million Recovery – Medical Malpractice
  • $16 Million Recovery – Medical Malpractice
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