Birth Trauma
Standing behind care providers in the most sensitive cases
Birth trauma cases are wrenching for patients and providers alike, and rank among the most fraught and high-stakes medical malpractice claims. The elite birth trauma defense team at Hall Prangle understands this dynamic well—the team has not only guided clients through hundreds of such cases, it also includes several members with obstetrics experience.
That combination of vast experience, legal acumen and medical expertise sets the Hall Prangle birth trauma team apart. The firm’s approach is notable for its early, knowledgeable and in-depth analysis of critical details such as fetal monitor tracings and other clinical data and touchpoints that are central to birth trauma cases. When required, the Hall Prangle team can be on site within hours or days of a catastrophic birth trauma event.
As these high-stakes cases evolve, sometimes the most appropriate resolution takes place outside the courtroom. Hall Prangle team members are experienced in utilizing alternative dispute resolution in applicable cases. Yet Hall Prangle prides itself on success at trial, and the birth trauma team—one of the firm’s signature practice groups—has established a long and consistent track record of courtroom success, winning scores of cases with seven- or eight-figure exposure.
Over its many years of defending birth trauma cases, Hall Prangle has developed a broad network of renowned medical experts, as well as an archive of related medical literature and practice guidelines. The team brings the resources necessary to defend these cases by using every relevant and permissible means. In the courtroom, Hall Prangle presentations often incorporate technological elements such as digital animations and graphics.
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Hall Prangle has defended numerous birth-trauma cases at trial, with an extraordinary track record of success.
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Recent research published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology adds to a growing body of evidence suggesting that fetal neurological injury associated with preterm birth may begin before delivery, rather than solely as a consequence of postnatal complications.
Congratulations to Partner Matthew Ennis and Associate Benjamin Cohen, who have been sworn into the Utah State Bar and are now licensed to practice law and serve our clients in the state of Utah.
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