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Although modern medicine has greatly reduced the number of maternal and fetal deaths resulting from the labor and delivery process, these tragedies continue to occur. When such deaths occur, the victims pay the ultimate price, and those surviving loved ones carry scars for the rest of their lives. Although there are times and circumstances that are unavoidable, there are other times when reasonable care would have prevented the unthinkable from happening.
It is tragic when a family loses their baby, especially when it was preventable. Unfortunately, thousands of babies die every year in the United States, many of which are preventable.
Infant deaths can be caused by a variety of factors. However, the most common causes of infant deaths include:
There are many ways that an infant’s death could be caused by the negligence of a health care provider. For example:
There are many different ways an infant’s death can occur due to medical malpractice, so it is best to have our experienced medical malpractice lawyers review your potential case.
A woman dying during pregnancy, at delivery, or soon after, is a tragedy for the family and society as a whole. Unfortunately, hundreds of women die every year in the United States due to pregnancy or delivery complications. There are certain risk factors for and causes of pregnancy-related deaths that medical providers should be aware of to avoid these deaths.
Maternal pregnancy related deaths can be caused by a variety of factors. However, the most common causes of maternal deaths include:
There are many ways that a maternal death could be caused by the negligence of a health care provider. For example:
There are many different ways a maternal death can occur due to medical malpractice, so it is best to have our experienced medical malpractice lawyers review your potential case.
Washington law that most medical malpractice lawsuits be filed within three years of the date of alleged negligence. Exceptions do apply, so that time limit may be longer or shorter, depending on the specific circumstance of each case. It is best to not wait until most of this time has passed; if you suspect medical malpractice, get in touch with us.
