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Cerebral palsy is a group of disorders typically diagnosed at birth. This type of disorder can affect a person’s ability to move, as well as their balance and posture. Here, we want to further define cerebral palsy, look at some of the causes of this type of disorder, and examine whether or not individuals are able to recover compensation if cerebral palsy was caused by the actions of another. A Houston birth injury attorney can help you understand your legal…

Hypoxia occurs when the brain does not receive enough oxygen. This can occur at various times before, during, and after the delivery of a child. Hypoxia in a child can lead to a significant brain injury. If these incidents are not noticed quickly or are not properly treated, hypoxia can lead to significant permanent disabilities, including cognitive disorders, cerebral palsy, and hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE). A birth injury attorney in Houston can help you assess your legal options if your child…

The last thing any family expects is that their child will sustain broken bones during the delivery process. However, there are times when medical professionals make a mistake before, during, and after delivery that can lead to the child sustaining broken bones. Here, we want to discuss these injuries and their long-term consequences, as well as whether or not families can recover compensation through a Houston birth injury lawsuit. Types of Broken Bones During Labor and Delivery There are various…

If you want to operate your bicycle on the roadways of Texas, then there are various laws that you need to be aware of. It is imperative that you learn and understand the safe operation of your bicycle as well as the laws that apply to you and other motorists so that you can avoid serious accidents that lead to catastrophic injuries. This is not a complete list of laws that could affect you and other riders, so please conduct…

Before you or a loved one ride out on a bicycle, you want to make sure that safety is the number one priority. One of the best ways to ensure you and your loved ones remain safe while riding bicycles is to wear a helmet. Studies indicate that wearing a helmet while riding a bicycle reduces the risk of a serious head or brain injury by approximately 63% to 85%. However, Texas law currently does not require bicyclists of any…