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“Kellie Snyder and Mark Brown ARE AWESOME!!!!! I can’t express how much I am thankful and blessed to have had them as my attorneys.”

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“Outstanding knowledge and precise communication. Our case was complicated but we were guided through it with confidence, and we had a great result.”

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“Very knowledgeable, professional, experienced and easy to work with. He negotiated an excellent settlement for me.”

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Settlement After Lack of Oxygen Leads to Infant Death

Attorney Mark A. Brown negotiated a $1.65 million settlement on behalf of the parents who lost a baby due to medical malpractice on the part of a midwife and delivery nurses.

Midwife and Nurses Failed to Get Help

The accident occurred during a difficult labor when the midwife and nurses failed to recognize that the baby was suffering from distress. As a result, they failed to involve an obstetrician, who would have evaluated the situation for a caesarian section and assisted with the birth.

The infant suffered brain damage from a lack of oxygen during labor and died a few days later.

Medical negligence can turn the joy of childbirth into a nightmare. Have you been injured by a medical provider? Find out what you can do to preserve medical evidence and increase your chance of success as you pursue a medical malpractice lawsuit by ordering your free copy of our report, What to Do If You Have Been Injured by Your Doctors or Hospital. And if you have questions about your specific situation, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at any time of the day or night using our online contact form or live chat.

Awarded: $1,650,000

DISCLAIMER: The results are specific to the facts and legal circumstances of each of the clients’ cases and should not be used to form an expectation that the same results could be obtained for other clients in similar matters without reference to the specific factual and legal circumstances of each client’s case.