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Erbs Palsy

What is Erb’s Palsy – and how is it caused?

Erb's Palsy is a type of birth injury that damages the nerves of the shoulder and elbow muscles. The injury can cause lack of muscle control, sensation or even paralysis. The majority of cases occur during birth as a result of forcible traction during delivery.

When a baby’s shoulder becomes “stuck” behind the mother’s pubic bone, doctors must ease the baby out – but the process can cause nerve damage, which may or may not be permanent.

If your child suffers from Erb’s palsy caused by the mistake of a medical provider, you may be entitled to file a claim. You have a limited time period in which you can file, so contact Brown & Crouppen at 1-866-991-4700 for a free case evaluation today. Therapy for Erb’s palsy can be expensive – take action now to protect your child’s future.

Symptoms of Erb’s palsy can include:

  • No muscle control and no feeling in the arm or hand
  • The ability to move but with little control
  • The use of hands but not of the shoulder or elbow
  • Paralysis of the entire arm with the hand and fingers hanging limp
  • Facial paralysis on the affected side
  • The inability to sit up without assistance
  • The inability to crawl without the use of therapeutic devices

When Erb’s palsy has occurred because of malpractice or negligence, parents and children have rights. The Erb’s palsy lawyers at Brown & Crouppen have the proven record, knowledge, and resources necessary to help.

If you believe a doctor's error could have caused your child's Erb's palsy, don’t miss the deadline to file for compensation your child may need. Contact a Brown & Crouppen Erb's Palsy Lawyer Toll Free at 866-991-4700 for your free legal consultation or save time with our online Contact Form.


Call Brown & Crouppen at Toll Free: 866-991-4700 for your free legal consultation or save time with our online Contact Form.

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