What should I do if my infant has motor impairment resulting from brain damage at birth?
When an infant has motor impairment resulting from brain damage at birth, they may not be able to roll over on their own or experience problems crawling. If you see any of these kinds of issues in your child, contact Sokolove Law to speak with one of our registered nurses on staff who can answer your questions and help you understand your options.
If your child does have brain damage, medical negligence or malpractice may be to blame. Sokolove Law has recovered more than $862 Million for families whose children suffered harm at birth from medical mistakes — and we may be able to help you pursue compensation for your child’s injuries as well.