Kensington Teen Cerebral Palsy Medical Malpractice Law Firm: Services Update
Mar 21, 2023
The Kensington, PA branch of Justice Guardians (866-918-5292), a personal injury law firm, now offers legal consultations and a no-win, no-fee policy for clients seeking justice for teenage victims of cerebral palsy.
Philadelphia, United States - March 21, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The Kensington, PA medical malpractice law firm’s newly available no-obligation legal consultations, available 24/7, will help potential claimants make the best use of the client-lawyer relationship with expanded means of communication. In addition, their no-win, no-fee policy will ensure clients whose claims are ultimately unsuccessful do not suffer burdensome financial obligations and will be better able to care for themselves and their loved ones.
More details are available at https://justiceguardians.com/pennsylvania-cerebral-palsy-lawyer
With the launch of Justice Guardians Kensington's services, teenage victims of cerebral palsy and their caretakers will have easy access to legal assistance to understand their options for filing a case if their condition is a result of professional negligence
According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), cerebral palsy is the most prevalent motor disability in childhood. The CDC has estimated that about one out of 345 children has been diagnosed with the condition which can be caused by medical negligence when a baby’s heart rate is not properly monitored during pregnancy, when maternal infections are not treated, and when forceps are used improperly during birth, among other factors.
Justice Guardians’ experienced medical malpractice attorneys can help clients determine if they have the grounds to file a lawsuit for medical negligence. In the case of cerebral palsy, it is important to carefully consider the cause of the condition since it is not always due to professional neglect.
The firm’s attorneys will perform full due diligence to determine whether it is possible to sue for medical oversight. They will investigate medical records, conduct research, interview medical personnel and facilities, and obtain certificates of merit.
About Justice Guardians:
Justice Guardians is led by Charles Petrone, Esq., a graduate of Princeton University and Penn State University’s Dickinson Law School, where he gained his J.D. degree in 1978. For over 30 years, he has served as a trusted partner of the firm and a legal adviser on personal and business issues for clients.
“Our experienced and passionate legal team has dedicated their careers to providing justice for those who have been hurt through negligence,” a representative for the firm explained. “We represent our clients with passion and aggressively fight to help them recover compensation that will help to build a brighter future.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://justiceguardians.com/pa/kensington
Contact Info:
Name: D. Charles Petrone
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Organization: Justice Guardians Kensington
Address: 3400 Aramingo Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19134, United States
Phone: +1-267-277-2890
Website: https://justiceguardians.com/pa/kensington/
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