Birth Injury Litigation: An Expert’s Guide (Self-Study)
$149.00
This course provides a basic understanding of anatomy and the process of labor and delivery; the medical evidence created during the pregnancy and labor that will be necessary to establish liability; the post-delivery medical evidence that establishes the causative link between the health care provider’s negligence and the child’s injuries; and the evidence necessary to establish damages so that you maximize a full and complete recovery on behalf of your injured client.
Course Information
| Course Type | |
|---|---|
| Credit Hours | 2 |
| Credit Type | General CLE |
| Course Instructor | Deborah J. Gander, Esq. |
| Original Date Of Course |
Course Description
This course provides a basic understanding of anatomy and the process of labor and delivery; the medical evidence created during the pregnancy and labor that will be necessary to establish liability; the post-delivery medical evidence that establishes the causative link between the health care provider’s negligence and the child’s injuries; and the evidence necessary to establish damages so that you maximize a full and complete recovery on behalf of your injured client.
Principles
- Medical evidence that establishes liability for a birth-related injury
- Medical evidence that establishes causation for a birth-related injury
- Medical and other evidence to prove the extent of brain damage and other birth injuries
- Life Care Plans and Economic Valuation of Birth-related injuries
Syllabus
- Factors Complicating Labor & Delivery (anatomy and medical issues)
- Types of Birth Injuries
- Establishing Liability and Causation
- Verifying and Establishing Damages
- Maximizing Recovery thru Medical Testimony, Family Testimony, and a Life Care Plan
Instructor
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