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The Opinions that Matter Most“After being rear-ended by a distracted driver, I was injured, my truck was totaled, and for the first time in my life - I needed a lawyer. My attorney, Chris Murphy, was diligent, personable, and fought for me every step of the way. And what matters most… WE WON! I strongly recommend contacting this firm.”
- C Blue
“Amazing firm. Went above and beyond in making me feel welcomed, informed, and at ease considering the serious reasons for me being there. It was my first time dealing with something like this and it was comforting knowing I had a whole team behind me working to get the best outcome possible which they did. Highly recommend this firm to anyone looking for a good reliable lawyer who will work with you and be considerate of your well being.”
- Daniel Torres
“I cannot say enough good things about this firm. Everyone has been so helpful, I was always included in everything and never left in the dark. The staff is always on top of it and respond back within minutes. I would absolutely recommend this firm to anyone in need! Made my life so much easier with great outcomes!”
- Sheeba
Helping Families Bring Negligent Health Care Providers to Justic
A group of disorders, cerebral palsy (CP) can impact a person’s movement, balance, coordination, and posture. Today, CP is the single most common childhood motor disability, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
When a birth injury leads to CP, you and your child may be eligible for compensation for both past and future damages. At Alpert Schreyer, LLC, our experienced cerebral palsy lawyers have recovered victims financial support for their pain and suffering, medical expenses, lost wages/earning potential, and more. We have helped clients in Maryland and Washington, DC exercise their rights for over 30 years. Let us take care of the legal side of your case. That way, you can focus on yourself and your family.
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Michael J. Schreyer
Founding Partner
Andrew D. Alpert
Founding Partner
Christopher Murphy
Attorney
Michael Berman
Attorney
Michael McCubbin
Attorney
When Medical Malpractice Causes Cerebral Palsy
While CP is not always preventable, there are cases in which medical malpractice during labor and delivery is at fault. All it takes is a few moments of negligence on the part of one doctor for serious harm to come to a mother and child.
Common negligent causes of CP include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Failing to monitor labor
- Failing to respond to fetal distress
- Failing to identify or listen to a mother’s symptoms
- Failing to safely guide a baby along the birth canal
- C-section errors, including failing to order an emergency C-section
If you suspect that negligence led to your child’s CP, don’t hesitate to contact Alpert Schreyer, LLC. You have rights, and we’re here to help you exercise them.
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Unfortunately, many victims of medical negligence do not know that any form of negligence was committed. They may be led to believe that their child’s CP was unpreventable, despite this being far from the truth.
At Alpert Schreyer, LLC, we help parents find answers. Our Maryland team can launch a full-scale investigation into your case to determine whether negligence played a role. Time after time, we have uncovered negligence where a medical professional or the hospital they work at tried to cover it up. We know these cases are deeply personal, which is why we take a compassionate approach to legal counsel.
We also offer our clients:
- 24/7 availability
- Free consultations
- Premier legal representation
- 30+ years of experience
- No upfront fees
There are time limits on every type of claim. For these cases, since the child is the injured party, they have until they are 21 years old to bring a claim. It is not recommended to wait, however. The chances of recovering compensation are higher the sooner a person begins their case. A parent can bring a claim on their child’s behalf, but they only have five years after the date of injury, or three years after the date they discovered the injury—whichever comes first.
When you are ready to speak to a Maryland cerebral palsy attorney, contact one of our convenient offices in Waldorf, Bowie, Frederick, Prince Frederick, Lexington Park, and Rockville.
Contact us online or give us a call at 301-381-2655.
Client Reviews
Without hesitation, I strongly recommend this Law Firm on the manner in which they represented and worked with me to achieve a successful outcome with my Vehicular Injury Case. They were careful in outlining all the possible outcomes to me and did an exceptional job in listening to all my concerns.The Lawyer was extremely conscientious and the Court awarded the highest possible amount. I am truly grateful.
Antonette Patrick
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