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We know that Cerebral Palsy changes your life and your family forever. Your future will be filled with unique blessings, and challenges, and you need all the support available. To maximize the resources and financial compensation we are able to recover for our clients, The MEDLAW Legal Team includes a board-certified M.D. and registered nurses to help you understand the medical and legal options available for your child.

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"After all the information came out, I was bitter. But eventually I put it in my heart to forgive. It's not about the money, but it helps a lot, because brain injury causes a lot of problems that you don't know about early on."

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"First, you cry. You bawl. You ask yourself, 'why me?' But then I looked at Nathan and I thought, 'He's exactly the same kid he was before. Now you just know more.'"

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"I would tell anyone who's had an experience like ours to keep asking questions. Don't let them go unanswered. Get a qualified lawyer to look into your case, and don't give up hope."

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"The saddest moment came when Ken told us that if Lizzy had been born any time between when I came in at 7 a.m. until 10 p.m., she would be fine. The doctor had misread the fetal monitoring strips. She had made a mistake."

>> Read More About Elizabeth