Access the nation’s top birth injury trial lawyers.
If your baby or a mother was harmed during pregnancy, labor or delivery, a free, confidential review can help you understand whether medical negligence played a role. Day or night.
- Free case review, no obligation
- No attorney’s fee unless you recover
- English and Spanish
How your case moves
- 01 · You
Tell us what happened
By phone or this form, in about two minutes.
- 02 · CG Intelligence
It reads your case
Organized and scored on arrival, so the firm sees what matters first.
- 03 · The network
A sponsoring firm gets it
By email, by text and in its case system.
- 04 · A lawyer
Reviews it with you
Free. You see “received” only once every step has landed.
Before the insurer calls
- Write down when and where the pregnancy care or delivery took place.
- Keep the mother’s and baby’s records, including treatment since the injury.
- Note the provider or facility name and its city and state.
General information, not legal advice.
Families sometimes search for “birth defect.” This review concerns birth injuries that may involve medical negligence. Not every condition at birth results from negligence.
You pay nothing unless we win
Questions people ask
What does it cost?+
Nothing to ask. Sponsoring firms usually work on contingency, so there’s no attorney’s fee unless you recover.
What injuries can a lawyer review?+
Cerebral palsy, oxygen deprivation (HIE), Erb’s palsy or brachial plexus injury, and harm after a delayed C-section may warrant review. An injury alone does not establish negligence.
How long do I have?+
Deadlines depend on your state and the kind of claim, and some are short. Medical malpractice claims can have shorter deadlines.
The strength is in the network.
Attorneys recognized by Super Lawyers, Best Lawyers and U.S. News, in firms that have recovered over $1 billion for their clients. Past results don’t guarantee yours.
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A free, confidential review, answered day or night.