Experienced Fetal Distress Attorneys in Central Illinois
The birth of a child is likely to be one of the most important moments of your life, but it can also be a time of high anxiety. The birthing process can be very stressful on a baby, and the child must be carefully monitored. If the baby shows evidence of fetal distress, the doctors must take proper actions immediately to avoid permanent damage to the fetus or even to prevent miscarriage.
Unfortunately, doctors do not always pay attention as they should. If a doctor's negligence in handling fetal distress has caused harm to your child, come to the law firm of Kanoski & Associates. For the past 30 years, our personal injury attorneys have been protecting the rights and interests of injured people throughout Central Illinois.
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The birthing process can be traumatic for a newborn child — fetal distress is somewhat common, and it does not necessarily have long term effects on the life of a child. However, it is essential that a doctor monitor the birth for signs of fetal distress, and take appropriate actions when evidence of fetal distress is present. In some cases, an emergency C-section is needed to prevent injury to both mother and child. If the doctor does not property respond to fetal distress, the mother may miscarry, or the baby may suffer permanent brain damage.
If you have lost a baby because the doctor was negligent, the doctor should be held accountable. Our attorneys have extensive experience handling medical malpractice claims, and can effectively represent you.
One of our primary medical malpractice attorneys, Ken Blan, has been recognized for his exceptional work in this field. Mr. Blan was recently named to the list of Illinois Super Lawyers in the medical malpractice category for the second consecutive year.
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For general information about medical negligence, please see our medical malpractice information center. For information about your personal circumstances, please speak with one of our attorneys today. Call 1-888-U-Count-2 or complete our online intake form through our Contact page.
