Wilmington Cerebral Palsy Attorneys

Advocating for Cerebral Palsy Birth Injury Victims in North Carolina 

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that 10,000 babies born in the U.S. each year develop cerebral palsy. This condition continues to persist despite advances in medical technology and prenatal care. Sadly, some children are afflicted with this condition due to the actions of physicians or nurses.

At the law firm of Daniel, Holoman & Associates LLP in Wilmington, we represent parents whose children were harmed due to medical negligence during pregnancy or during delivery. Our cerebral palsy lawyers in North Carolina have handled countless cerebral palsy cases over the years, and we understand the impact this condition has on children and entire families.

Expensive care is needed, even after the child reaches adulthood. Our role as attorneys is to inform parents of their legal options and pursue full compensation for clients.

Does your child have cerebral palsy due to preventable pregnancy complications? Our Wilmington, North Carolina cerebral palsy lawyers are here to help. Call our office toll free at (866) 380-2281 or contact us online.

Understanding Cerebral Palsy and Its Impact

Cerebral palsy is a condition resulting from damage to the part of the brain that is responsible for muscle control, movement, and balance.

It manifests itself in various ways, including:

• Mental retardation
• Seizures
• And difficulty with motor function

Some children require care for their entire lives. Others can function somewhat independently as they age.

Identifying the Causes of Cerebral Palsy

Brain damage can occur at any point during pregnancy. Only a highly trained and experienced medical professional can assess whether the condition was caused by medical negligence. Sometimes cerebral palsy is unpreventable, but in some cases, it results from preventable pregnancy complications or errors during the delivery process. This is where we come in.

Consult with a Wilmington Cerebral Palsy Lawyer Today

We recommend that you contact our lawyers if you believe any of the following applies to you:

• Pitocin or Oxytocin was used to induce labor
• A cesarean section was performed late in the process or not at all, and you believe it was necessary
• Fetal distress went unnoticed
• Mother and baby were not monitored at all times during birth
• The baby showed signs of jaundice at birth

Caring for a child with cerebral palsy can be difficult, but you don’t have to do it alone.

Daniel, Holoman & Associates LLP handles cerebral palsy and other birth injury cases throughout the Southeast in North Carolina, Kentucky, and Tennessee. You can speak with one of our cerebral palsy attorneys by calling our office toll free at (866) 380-2281 or by contacting us online.