Legal Question in Medical Malpractice in Illinois

Given how serious this sounds, I would suggest that you should speak directly to an attorney about this. If you would like to call my office, please do so.

Jeff Friedman

312-357-1431

There may be a case and we would be glad to evaluate the facts of this incident more closely with you.

Much depends on the amount of time your daughter was without oxygen. There may be a case against others as well.

Should you wish to discuss, please call.

All best,

John

Law Offices

John C. Wunsch, P.C.

(312) 977--9900

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There may or may not be a case. It will all depend on the nature and extent of the injuries caused by the lack of oxygen during that period of time. An expert will have to review the records and examine your daughter and make that determination.

If you like help in that respect, my office can provide that assistance to you.

I hope all is well with your daughter now. A malpractice case is one of the most difficult claim to bring. They are quit expensive and therefore the damages and injuries must be very substantial and usually long term. Your submission describes what went wrong and that your daughter turned blue. However, you have not mentioned whether there were any long term effects. Has she had abnormal development? How is her sight, her hearing? It may still be too early for walking or talking, but these are things that you need to monitor. If indeed, there are developmental issues, you should contact an attorney.