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Birth injury
We have specialist teams of medical negligence lawyers to deal with any possible claim arising from injury to mother or child at birth.
These include :
- Birth defect claims
- Birth injury lawyers
- Cerebral Palsy compensation
- Congenital Hip Dysplasia Compensation
- Stillbirth
Pregnancy and the Law - employment rights
Every year, approximately 440,000 women work whilst they are pregnant. Tragically, some of the injuries listed above will occur. Fortunately, for the majority of expectant mothers, the experience will be trouble free and exciting.
However, if you chose to continue working during your pregnancy, your employer has a duty of care to ensure you are able to continue working in a safe environment.
Our Pregnancy and the Law - Employment Rights page has some useful information to help you understand the responsibilities of your employer.
Birth injury compensation claims
Have you or a member of your family suffered as a result of medical negligence? For more information about our service or for advice about whether we can assist you with a medical negligence compensation claim contact us today on 0800 783 9019 or complete one of our online compensation claim forms. One of our representatives will contact you (without obligation) to discuss the matter further within 24 hours (48 hours at weekends).
Strict time limits apply for making a personal injury compensation claim, so please seek expert legal advice as soon as you think you may have a valid claim for compensation.
Win or lose, there is nothing to pay in order for us to pursue a valid personal injury accident compensation claim. There are some exceptions to this in Medical Negligence cases. Please go to our Costs and Risks section for more detailed information on these and how Clear Answers will handle your claim and funding.
Please visit our section on information and advice for more details on making a personal injury compensation claim.
Alternative funding arrangements may apply in Northern Ireland due to differing procedures and Law Society regulations.
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