Birth Injury Under California Law
The moments following childbirth should be filled with joy and celebration for any family. Yet for some, complications during labor and delivery result in devastating and preventable harm to the infant – termed legally as a “birth injury”.As you read this, imagine yourself in the shoes of parents who entered the hospital anticipating pure bliss, only to have their world turned upside down by medical errors. It’s an emotional rollercoaster marred by trauma, grief, and often grave financial strain. While the laws cannot fully restore what was lost, they do provide families the right to seek justice, accountability and compensation from those responsible. For residents of California, understanding these laws is the first step on the path to securing your child’s future.
Stalwart Law Group has decades of experience guiding clients through birth injury cases. Our team of talented and dedicated attorneys are available to give you personalized and strategic attention. Call our offices today at 310-954-2000 for your free consultation.

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