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Birth Injury Claims.

Have you or your child suffered a birth injury during delivery? Explore the possibility of a birth injury compensation claim with TDS Law below.

No win, no fee

Birth Injury Claims.

Have you or your child suffered a birth injury during delivery? Explore the possibility of a birth injury compensation claim with TDS Law below.

What Are Birth Injuries?

Birth injuries encompass physical harm or trauma experienced by either the newborn or the mother during childbirth. These injuries result from a range of factors, including medical negligence, inadequate care, or errors occurring during delivery. They can have significant and lasting effects on both the baby and the mother, underscoring the importance of attentive and skilled medical care during the childbirth process.

At TDS Law, we understand the profound impact that birth injuries can have on both babies and mothers. Our experienced team is here to provide support and guidance for families navigating the complexities of birth injury claims. Below is an overview of birth injury claims for both babies and mothers.

Birth Injury to Baby Claims

If your child has suffered a birth injury during delivery, you may be eligible to pursue a birth injury compensation claim. Birth injuries to babies can result from various factors, including medical negligence or errors during childbirth. Some common examples of birth injuries to babies include: cerebral palsy, brachial plexus injuries, and facial nerve palsy.

Birth Injury to Mother Claims

Experiencing a birth injury during childbirth can be distressing for mothers. Birth injuries to mothers can result from various factors, including: perineal tears, uterine rupture, episiotomy complications, pelvic organ prolapse, and epidural complications.

Call today on 0161 359 3719 to get your no win, no fee claim started.

For more detailed information on birth injury claims for babies and mothers, please visit our dedicated pages:

Birth Injury to Baby Claims

Birth Injury to Mother Claims

Are You Eligible to Make a Birth Injury Compensation?

You may be eligible to make a birth injury claim if you or your baby have suffered a birth injury during delivery, and you believe the injury resulted from negligence or errors in the medical care provided.

If you are unsure of your eligibility, please call us on 0161 359 3719 and one of our advisors can assist you.

 

What To Do Next

If you or your child has endured a birth injury, do not hesitate to reach out to us for a free, no-obligation consultation. Our compassionate team will carefully assess your case and offer the support and guidance you need to pursue a claim for birth injury.

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We understand the emotional toll of birth injuries on both babies and mothers. That’s why our team of experienced solicitors is here to help. At TDS Law, we are committed to ensuring that mothers and babies 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 claim.

If you believe that you or your child have suffered a birth injury due to medical negligence, you don’t have to go through this challenging situation alone. Our team at TDS Law has extensive experience in supporting individuals with birth injury claims and we follow a systematic approach to ensure that you and your child receive the assistance and compensation you deserve.

Here is the process:

  • Initial consultation: Our initial consultation is typically conducted through a phone call. During this consultation, we aim to better understand the circumstances surrounding you and/or your child’s birth injury and provide preliminary advice on how we can assist you.
  • Signing of a CFA (Conditional Fee Agreement): If your claim is to proceed, you must sign a Conditional Fee Agreement, commonly known as a “no-win-no-fee” contractual agreement between you and our Solicitor. This agreement means we can proceed further with your claim.
  • Requesting Medical Records: 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.
  • Signing of a CFA (Conditional Fee Agreement): If your claim is to proceed, you must sign a Conditional Fee Agreement, commonly known as a “no-win-no-fee” contractual agreement between you and our Solicitor. This agreement means we can proceed further.
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How TDS Law can help with your birth injury claim.

If you believe that you or your child have suffered a birth injury due to medical negligence, you don’t have to go through this challenging situation alone. Our team at TDS Law has extensive experience in supporting individuals with birth injury claims and we follow a systematic approach to ensure that you and your child receive the assistance and compensation you deserve.

Here is the process:

  • Initial consultation: Our initial consultation is typically conducted through a phone call. During this consultation, we aim to better understand the circumstances surrounding you and/or your child’s birth injury and provide preliminary advice on how we can assist you.
  • Signing of a CFA (Conditional Fee Agreement): If your claim is to proceed, you must sign a Conditional Fee Agreement, commonly known as a “no-win-no-fee” contractual agreement between you and our Solicitor. This agreement means we can proceed further with your claim.
  • Requesting Medical Records: 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.
  • Signing of a CFA (Conditional Fee Agreement): If your claim is to proceed, you must sign a Conditional Fee Agreement, commonly known as a “no-win-no-fee” contractual agreement between you and our Solicitor. This agreement means we can proceed further.
  • Medical Records Review: Once we have obtained the medical records, our dedicated Nursing Analyst team will meticulously review them. With their extensive experience in the medico-legal field, they will assess all the relevant records considering the initial allegations. This thorough review helps provide an expert opinion on the viability of your child’s birth injury claim.

F&Q’s.

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

Is there a time limit for birth injury claims?2024-02-13T16:25:46+00:00

If a birth injury has affected your child can file a claim for birth injury until your child reaches 18 years old. This timeframe allows for the possibility that birth injuries may not become apparent until years after the incident has occurred.

If you have suffered from a birth injury as a mother there is typically a time limit of 3 years from the date of knowledge” or the “date of the incident” to make a claim.

It’s important to contact us as soon as possible to ensure compliance with any applicable deadlines. 

What is a no-win-no-fee claim?2024-02-13T15:50:06+00:00

A No Win, No Fee claim, also known as a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA), ensures that you only pay legal fees if your case is successful. If your claim doesn’t proceed with us, you won’t owe any fees. This arrangement provides access to justice without financial risk, as you’ll only pay a percentage, capped at 25%, of your compensation if you win.

How do I know if I’m eligible to make a birth injury compensation claim?2024-02-13T11:21:36+00:00

If you or your baby have suffered from a birth injury during delivery and you believe it resulted from negligence or an error in the medical care that was provided, you may be eligible to make a birth injury claim. Our advisors can help assess your eligibility.

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.

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