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Birth Injury Attorneys
in Columbus serving all of Ohio

Let Us Fight Your Child’s Future

For over five decades, The Donahey Law Firm has been helping families affected by birth-related injuries secure the care their children need. Based in Columbus, our legal team serves families throughout the entire state of Ohio. We understand the devastating impact these injuries have on children and their families, particularly when they result from medical negligence during delivery. Our experienced birth injury attorneys work tirelessly to secure the compensation necessary to provide lifelong care and support for children affected by critical birth injuries.

Why Choose Donahey Law Firm as Your Birth Trauma Attorney in Ohio?

  • Our attorneys have decades of experience handling complex birth injury cases in Ohio.
  • We are former defense attorneys with unique insight into medical negligence cases.
  • We have a deep understanding of fetal monitor interpretation and delivery procedures.
  • Our team has access to top medical experts for thorough case evaluation.
  • We have a proven track record of securing multi-million dollar settlements for affected families.

Pay Nothing Unless We Win Your Case

When you work with The Donahey Law Firm, you pay nothing upfront or throughout the legal process. Our Columbus birth injury attorneys only get paid if we secure compensation for your child. We cover all costs associated with investigating your case, including expert reviews and medical record analysis.

“Birth injury cases are the most complex cases there are. If you’re going to choose a birth injury attorney, you need to do it carefully. These cases require deep understanding of both medicine and law, with multiple medical specialties involved. You need an attorney who knows exactly what to look for, which experts to engage, and how to build a case that secures your child’s future care.”

–Gordon Evans

5-Step Process for Getting Started With a Birth Injury Lawyer in Columbus

Contact us and schedule a free initial consultation to discuss your case.

We collect all necessary medical records for thorough review.

Medical experts will review fetal monitoring strips and delivery records.

Our attorneys complete a thorough evaluation of case merit.

We develop a comprehensive legal strategy for success.

How We Build Successful Birth Injury Cases in Ohio

1. Investigation of medical negligence through expert review.
2. Proper assessment of lifelong care needs.
3. Economic analysis of future care costs.
4. Development of a strong causation argument.
5. Aggressive pursuit of maximum compensation through settlement or trial.

Frequently Asked Questions About Birth Related Injuries

Most cases start with a failure to recognize signs that the baby isn’t getting enough oxygen during delivery. This often involves misinterpretation of fetal monitor strips and delayed cesarean sections, leading to oxygen deprivation and potential brain damage, such as a traumatic brain injury.

Unlike other medical cases, birth injury cases generally have no strict statute of limitations when the child is mentally incompetent due to the injury. This means you can pursue a case even years after the birth if your child’s injuries result in mental impairment.

Birth injury cases have the potential to result in multi-million dollar settlements because they must cover lifetime care costs. The exact amount depends on factors like the extent of the injury, required care, and life expectancy. As an experienced birth injury law firm in Columbus, we evaluate your case based on the specific care needs of your child.

Legal action is often the only way to secure the financial resources needed to provide proper care and quality of life for your child. Without compensation, families face enormous financial burdens in providing necessary medical care, therapy, and support services throughout their child’s life.

Birth injury cases often involve catastrophic, lifetime injuries requiring extensive future care. These cases typically result in larger settlements due to the long-term care needs and impact on quality of life. Additionally, they often have different statute of limitations rules due to the child’s mental incapacity.

Richard
S. Donahey Jr.

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Mark
E. DEFOSSEZ

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Gordon
D. EVANS II

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