Legal Question in Medical Malpractice in New Jersey

Re: baby

I am very sorry to hear about your loss. As the parent of four, one with special needs, and having represented families in similar situations to yours, I know how tryng these times can be.

The initial answers that can be had will be contained in the medical records. I would suggest that you have the records reviewed by an attorney and/or medical experts that the attorney can hire. It seems highly suspicious that anything is "LOST" or missing, and for that reason alone, perhaps an investigation should be done.

If it turns out that something looks wrong in the records, then further information can be gathered through legal proceedings. In some cases, the only way to obtain the full medical records is through such proceedings.

If you would like to discuss this with me, please feel free to call me or email me. My number is listed on our web site (monheit.com) I am licensed in both PA and NJ and my new firm (Anapol Schwartz) also has an office in Cherry Hill.

Re: baby

I am sorry for your loss. We would be happy to investigate whether your loss was preventable and whether someone should be held responsible.

Based upon the facts that you posted, it is too difficult to tell. We would obtain the medical records and have them reviewed if it appears that this was preventable. Once they are reveiwed, we can tell whether malpractice has a role in this loss.

It is important that you select an attorney and firm with experience in these matters. We have this experience and would be happy to assist you.

Please feel free to contact me at 800-34-NJ-LAW