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Birth Injury To Mother Claims.

Experiencing a birth injury during childbirth is a challenging and distressing situation for mothers. If you’ve suffered a birth injury, explore the possibility of making a claim with TDS Law below.

No win, no fee

Birth Injury to Mother Claims.

Experiencing a birth injury during childbirth is a challenging and distressing situation for mothers. If you’ve suffered a birth injury, explore the possibility of making a claim with TDS Law below.

Understanding Birth Injuries to Mothers

Childbirth injuries to mother refers to physical harm or complications that occur to the mother during childbirth. These injuries may result from medical negligence, improper care, or errors during delivery.

Types of birth injuries to mother:

Perineal Tears:

Medical Negligence: Perineal tears can sometimes occur due to inadequate care or improper technique during childbirth. Medical negligence may be a factor if healthcare providers do not take appropriate steps to prevent or manage perineal tears.

Uterine Rupture:

Medical Negligence: Uterine ruptures are a serious and potentially life-threatening complication. Medical negligence may occur if healthcare providers fail to monitor the mother’s condition adequately, misinterpret warning signs of uterine rupture or make errors during labour management.

Episiotomy Complications:

Complications arising from episiotomies can result from improper surgical techniques, inadequate stitching, or failure to provide postoperative care. Medical negligence may be evident if these aspects of care are substandard.

Pelvic Organ Prolapse:

Pelvic organ prolapse can occur due to weakened pelvic floor muscles, often stemming from childbirth-related trauma. If healthcare providers do not provide appropriate guidance, preventive measures, or postpartum care, medical negligence may be a contributing factor.

Epidural complications:

Epidurals are a common pain management method during childbirth. However, it’s important to recognise that complications from epidurals can sometimes be linked to medical negligence, where healthcare providers may not meet the expected standards of care. Here are potential epidural complications and their connection to medical negligence:

Infection:

While rare, an infection at the site of the epidural can occur, leading to pain, fever, and discomfort. In some cases, inadequate sterilisation or improper administration of the epidural may contribute to this complication, pointing to medical negligence.

Nerve Damage:

The insertion of an epidural needle carries a small risk of epidural nerve damage, which can result in numbness, tingling, or weakness in the lower back or legs. Medical negligence may be a factor if healthcare providers fail to follow proper procedures during the administration of the epidural, leading to nerve damage.

Hypotension (Low Blood Pressure):

Epidurals can sometimes cause a drop in blood pressure, resulting in dizziness or fainting. Proper monitoring and timely interventions are essential to manage this complication. Medical negligence may occur if healthcare providers do not adequately monitor and address low blood pressure, leading to further complications.

Headache:

Occasionally, epidurals can cause a post-dural puncture headache, characterised by severe head pain when standing or sitting upright. This headache may require medical attention. If healthcare providers fail to diagnose and address this condition promptly, it can be considered a form of medical negligence.

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Are You Eligible to Make A Birth Injury Claim?

You may be eligible to make a birth injury claim as a mother if:

  • You’ve experienced a birth injury during childbirth.
  • You believe the injury resulted from negligence or errors in the medical care provided.

Don’t hesitate to contact us if you believe you have a birth injury claim as a mother. Our compassionate team at TDS Law is here to assist you in seeking justice and compensation.

What to Do Next

If you’ve suffered from maternal injury during childbirth. Reach out to us for a free, no-obligation consultation. We will assess your case and provide the support you need to pursue a claim.

At TDS Law, we are committed to ensuring that mothers who have experienced birth injuries receive the compensation and assistance they rightfully deserve.

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How TDS Law can help with your birth injury to mother claim.

If you suspect you’ve endured a birth injury as a mother due to medical negligence, know that you don’t have to face this difficult situation on your own. Our team at TDS Law boasts a wealth of experience in supporting individuals with birth injury claims, and we adopt a systematic approach to ensure you receive the assistance and compensation you rightfully deserve. Here’s a detailed breakdown of our claims process:

  • Initial consultation: We start the process with an initial consultation, typically held through a phone call. During this consultation, we aim to gain deeper insight into the circumstances surrounding your birth injury and provide initial guidance on how we can be of assistance.
  • Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA) Signing: To advance your claim, the first pivotal step is signing a Conditional Fee Agreement, often referred to as a “no-win-no-fee” contractual agreement between you and our Solicitor. This agreement is a fundamental step before we can proceed further.
  • Medical Records Retrieval: Following the CFA signing, we will proceed to request the medical records linked to your birth injury from your GP, the hospital, and other parties holding relevant records.
  • Medical Records Examination: Once we secure the medical records, our dedicated Nursing Analyst team will conduct a thorough review. Leveraging their extensive experience in the medico-legal domain, they will assess all the relevant records regarding the initial allegations. This comprehensive review serves to offer an expert opinion on the feasibility of your birth injury claim.


    After our nursing analysts complete their report, our legal team at TDS Law will assume responsibility of your case. We will work diligently to secure the best possible outcome for you. Our focus is on ensuring you receive the justice and compensation you rightfully deserve for the birth injury you’ve experienced. Your well-being and legal rights are our top priorities.


    Call 0161 359 3719

How TDS Law can help with your birth injury to mother claim.

If you suspect you’ve endured a birth injury as a mother due to medical negligence, know that you don’t have to face this difficult situation on your own. Our team at TDS Law boasts a wealth of experience in supporting individuals with birth injury claims, and we adopt a systematic approach to ensure you receive the assistance and compensation you rightfully deserve. Here’s a detailed breakdown of our claims process:

  • Initial consultation: We start the process with an initial consultation, typically held through a phone call. During this consultation, we aim to gain deeper insight into the circumstances surrounding your birth injury and provide initial guidance on how we can be of assistance.
  • Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA) Signing: To advance your claim, the first pivotal step is signing a Conditional Fee Agreement, often referred to as a “no-win-no-fee” contractual agreement between you and our Solicitor. This agreement is a fundamental step before we can proceed further.
  • Medical Records Retrieval: Following the CFA signing, we will proceed to request the medical records linked to your birth injury from your GP, the hospital, and other parties holding relevant records.
  • Medical Records Examination: Once we secure the medical records, our dedicated Nursing Analyst team will conduct a thorough review. Leveraging their extensive experience in the medico-legal domain, they will assess all the relevant records regarding the initial allegations. This comprehensive review serves to offer an expert opinion on the feasibility of your birth injury claim.


    After our nursing analysts complete their report, our legal team at TDS Law will assume responsibility of your case. We will work diligently to secure the best possible outcome for you. Our focus is on ensuring you receive the justice and compensation you rightfully deserve for the birth injury you’ve experienced. Your well-being and legal rights are our top priorities.


    Call 0161 359 3719

F&Q’s.

Are you uncertain about making a birth injury to mother claim? See further common questions below.

Can I claim for emotional distress related to the birth injury?2024-02-13T16:26:08+00:00

Yes, you can typically claim for emotional distress related to the birth injury as a mother. Emotional distress can be a significant part of the compensation you receive, reflecting the pain and suffering you’ve endured.

What compensation can I receive for a birth injury as a mother?2023-11-06T12:20:14+00:00

The compensation for a birth injury as a mother can vary based on the severity of the injury, its impact on your life, and other factors. It may include damages for medical expenses, pain and suffering, loss of earnings, and ongoing care. Our legal team will work diligently to ensure you receive the compensation you rightfully deserve.

Can I make a claim on behalf of my child if they have also suffered a birth injury during childbirth?2023-11-03T12:04:32+00:00

Yes, as a legal guardian, you can pursue a birth injury claim on behalf of your child if they have also suffered a birth injury during childbirth. 

Is there a time limit for filing a birth injury claim as a mother?2023-11-03T12:04:12+00:00

Yes, there is usually a time limit for filing a birth injury claim as a mother. It’s important to contact us as soon as possible to ensure compliance with any applicable deadlines. 

What costs are associated with birth injury to mother claims?2023-11-03T12:03:42+00:00

Pursuing a birth injury claim as a mother with TDS Law typically involves no upfront costs. You only pay a percentage if your claim is successful. 

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