Birth Injuries Compensation

Becoming a parent for the first time or growing your family is one of the most important and special times of your life. However, both mother and baby are vulnerable during pregnancy and childbirth, so when things go wrong, sadly the effects can be catastrophic.

If a baby suffers a childbirth injury, this can lead to lifelong disability such as scarring or cerebral palsy. This can lead to the child having expensive medical and care needs for the rest of their life, and being unable to work in adulthood. Thankfully such devastating injuries are rare. However when they occur it is important to seek legal advice as your child may be entitled to compensation to support them both now and in the future.

Mothers who are injured during childbirth may also be able to bring a claim for compensation if the injury was due to the negligence of the hospital, specialist, midwife or other health care professional. Such injuries include incorrectly performed episiotomies leading to painful scarring and sexual dysfunction.

At Stacks Goudkamp, our lawyers are experienced in bringing claims for children and mothers who have been injured during labour as a result of medical negligence. You can read some of our previous cases on our case studies page.

If you, your partner or child has been injured during childbirth, we understand that this is an emotional and upsetting time. 

Contact your local team for a personal consultation to find out if you are eligible to make a claim. Call 1800 251 800 or contact us today.

I could write a book as to how the last 4 years would have been different if not for Tom and his team.
The support, assistance, advice from the first conversation till even after the settlement was second to none from the team at Stacks Goudkamp.
Four years on and after many downs, my children and I have our lives back.
We are unable to THANK YOU enough, but know that you have changed our lives for the better in so many ways since the accident.

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