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Verdicts and Settlements Obtained by Our Birth Trauma Attorneys at Reiter & Walsh, P.C. in Detroit, Serving All of Michigan

Reiter & Walsh, P.C., handles cases in Detroit and across Michigan, Ohio, Washington D.C. and throughout the U.S. We can help you reach a successful verdict or settlement for your birth injury case. Our attorneys and medical experts are highly specialized in their field and our firm does extensive mock trials and focus groups on each case. We will aggressively fight to obtain the compensation your family deserves. The following results are just a few of the many multi-million dollar outcomes attained by Jesse Reiter and Rebecca Walsh.

$6.9 Million - Cerebral palsy from delayed c-section delivery

$6.15 Million – Cerebral palsy from improper use of a vacuum extractor

$5.9 Million - Kernicterus, cerebral palsy from delayed diagnosis and treatment of hyperbilirubinemia

$4.75 Million – Cerebral palsy, mental retardation and developmental delays due to misdiagnosis of  fetal age, size

$3.9 Million - Brain injury, mild cerebral palsy from failure to order c-section in a face presentation birth and improper fetal monitoring

$3.75 Million – Cerebral palsy, mental retardation and developmental delays from birth asphyxia due to failure to order c-section delivery and incorrect administration of Cytotec

$3.75 million for child with cerebral palsy and cognitive defects due to delayed C-section, ill-advised VBAC

$3.6 Million - Cerebral palsy and developmental delays from ignored fetal distress and forceps trauma

$3.5 Million – Twins with cerebral palsy and mental retardation due to undiagnosed and untreated chronic vessel disease in mother leading to placental abruption

$2.25 Million - Twins with cerebral palsy and developmental problems due to delayed emergency c-section

$2.25 Million - Erb's palsy, cerebral palsy from birth asphyxia, failure to deliver high birth weight baby via c-section

$2.1 Million – Twins with cerebral palsy and cognitive deficits from failure to avert preterm labor

$2.1 million - One twin with hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy resulting in mild cerebral palsy, developmental delays.

$2.0 Million – Speech, language and developmental delays for one twin due to birth asphyxia, medical errors

$1.995 Million – Mild developmental delays, hemiparesis and seizures from from spinal meningitis not timely treated

$1.95 Million – Cerebral palsy and developmental delays from failure to follow-up on decreased amniotic fluid levels and delayed emergency c-section

$1.55 Million - Cerebral palsy from overventilation after birth and hypocarbia

$1.125 Million - Cerebral palsy and seizure disorder from improper use of vacuum