Throughout my career as a personal injury and medical malpractice lawyer, I have placed significant emphasis on cases arising from injuries to infants and children. This includes several heart-wrenching cases arising from labor and delivery errors that simply should never have happened.
If your child has suffered a brain injury or other severe injuries and you suspect that medical malpractice was the cause, you can turn to me, attorney Patrick (Woody) Harrison for informed, genuinely caring legal counsel. I will empathize with the pain and grief you are feeling. I will also help you form practical, realistic expectations regarding your legal options and potential financial recovery.
Focused On Exposing Medical Negligence And Helping Families Move Forward
In all medical malpractice cases, the burden of proof is high and the defense will be rigorous. Over my many years practicing in the Columbus area and throughout Indiana, I have built an exceptional network of physicians to assist me in qualifying, building and presenting the strongest possible cases for my clients. I am trial-proven and trial-ready for valid claims on behalf of children afflicted with, for example:
- Cerebral palsy or other brain injuries caused by oxygen deprivation, often due to the failure to properly identify fetal distress and intervene with a timely C-section or other measures
- Shoulder dystocia, Erb's palsy and other forms of severe nerve damage causing paralysis — and most commonly associated with the use of excessive force and/or improper instruments during labor and delivery
Few events in life can compare to learning that your beloved child faces life with permanent injuries and limitations. Even beginning to think about the financial strain associated with giving your son or daughter the best care and treatment is overwhelming.
To talk through basic aspects of your case and address your questions directly with me, experienced birth injury victims' lawyer Woody Harrison, please call 812-375-0911 or send an email inquiry now. I do not charge for consultations, and you will pay no attorney fees unless we pursue your case and obtain compensation.
