Birth injuries can change the course of a child’s entire life. In those critical moments and in the years that follow families need more than just legal support. They need lawyers who live in this space. At CP Family Help, birth trauma law isn’t a side practice. It’s the only kind of case we handle.
When oxygen deprivation, delayed emergency care, or improper monitoring causes permanent harm, you deserve a team that knows exactly how to respond. Our firm was built specifically to help families navigating cerebral palsy (CP), hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), and other birth-related brain injuries. We are the lawyers who live in this space, and we’re ready to help your family find answers and accountability.
We Don’t Just Understand the Law We Understand Birth Trauma
Most personal injury firms cover a wide range of cases. Car accidents, slip and falls, defective products they may handle birth injury cases, but they don’t focus on them. We do. We’re the lawyers who live in this space full time. That means we know how to recognize preventable mistakes in the delivery room and connect families with the long-term resources they’ll need.
- Only handling birth injury cases involving CP and HIE
- Decades of combined experience in obstetric negligence and malpractice law
- Access to nationally recognized medical experts in neonatal care
- Deep knowledge of care planning for lifelong conditions
Focused on One Thing: Your Child’s Future
Your baby’s future matters more than anything. Every legal decision we make is guided by that truth. We fight for financial recovery that supports therapy, home modifications, mobility equipment, and other lifelong needs. Our singular mission is to ensure families like yours aren’t left to carry the weight alone and that’s what makes us lawyers who live in this space.
Why Families Nationwide Choose CP Family Help
We’ve helped parents in nearly every state navigate life after a birth injury. Our team is made up of professionals who deeply understand both the legal and emotional sides of this journey. From your first call to the final resolution of your case, we’re by your side answering questions, handling paperwork, and most importantly, listening.
When you choose us, you get:
- Free case reviews with attorneys experienced in CP and HIE litigation
- No upfront legal fees you only pay if we win
- National reach with personalized service
- Compassionate, clear communication throughout your case
Start with a Team That Only Does This Work
If your baby suffered a preventable injury during birth, don’t settle for general representation. You need lawyers who live in this space professionals who’ve walked this road with hundreds of families and know how to build a case that truly reflects your child’s future needs.
Contact us today for a free and confidential case evaluation. We’ll explain your options, review your medical records, and help you take the next step all at no cost unless we win your case.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does it mean to be “lawyers who live in this space”?
It means birth injury law is all we do. We don’t take on unrelated cases. Our entire practice is focused on helping families after traumatic birth outcomes like CP or HIE.
How do I know if my baby’s birth injury could have been prevented?
We work with top medical experts to examine birth records and determine whether medical negligence occurred. Our consultations are free and confidential.
Is there any cost to get started?
No. We work on a contingency basis, which means you don’t pay unless we win compensation for your family.
How long does a birth injury case usually take?
Every case is different. Some may resolve in a few months, while others take longer due to their complexity. We’ll be transparent with timelines and keep you informed at every stage.
Can I talk to someone about my child’s condition?
Yes. Our legal team is available to talk about your child’s diagnosis, how it may have happened, and what your options are. We understand how important these conversations are, and we’re here to help you through them.
