Having a child is the most important milestone in your life, and if there’s an injury, accident, or negligent care during birth or the pregnancy it can be devastating and result in lifelong repercussions for the mother, the child, and the family. If your family has suffered birth negligence or injury, you may have cause to raise a birth injury claim.

A birth injury is an injury suffered by the mother or their baby during childbirth. Birth negligence can mean things such as mistakes made during routine procedures and monitoring failures during pregnancy, some of which can have a significant impact on the unborn child. You may be entitled to birth injury compensation and follow up care..

Our experienced solicitors have represented hundreds of mothers who have suffered the life-changing effect of a birth injury and our support network has helped many families to build a future. Call us  today for a free, no obligation consultation with our expert birth injury lawyers start your claim online.

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How Can I Make A Birth Injury Claim?

If you, or your child, have been affected adversely in any way during pregnancy, childbirth, or in the immediate aftercare period, our team of expert birth injury lawyers and solicitors are here to support you through this difficult time.

As a first  step, call us for a confidential discussion of your current situation. Your case may be funded under a ‘no win no fee’ agreement.. Public funding (sometimes known as legal aid) may also be available for child cases. We will carry out a full assessment to see if an application for funding is appropriate.

We have a team of dedicated birth injury lawyers and medical negligence claim specialists that can help you to find outwhether someone has been negligent around your childbirth and what next steps are open to you..

We will support you every step of the way, helping to organise independent medical professionals and liaise with the healthcare team who initially treated you, to establish negligence and to consider  the financial compensation you may be entitled to..

What Our Clients Say

This is the best outcome I could have hoped for, the fact that the hospital Trust has owned up to their errors does help – it helps to know they have admitted it was their fault.

Laura Tate