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BREAKING NEWS-Gerry Oginski gets $1.5 million verdict in Westchester
Posted on 7/23/2010
Gerry's Video Made The New York Times Blog!
Posted on 2/22/2010
Nyack doctor fined $150,000 by state
Posted on 1/3/2010
Gerry Oginski gives Lecture on Medical Malpractice for Continuing Legal Education Course
Posted on 12/14/2009
Charleston attorney helps win record medical malpractice case in Tennessee
Posted on 7/18/2009
An Open Letter to President Obama on Medical Malpractice in New York
Posted on 6/16/2009
Our Website Comes Up #1 for 'NY Medical Malpractice Attorney' Out of 2.1 Million websites
Posted on 6/13/2009
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Posted on 4/18/2009
Gerry's Videos Watched over 76,000 times
Posted on 4/14/2009
Twitter, Facebook & Internet Lead to Mistrials
Posted on 3/18/2009

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9/2/2009
Gerry Oginski
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Developmental Delays-Why Is Your Child Developmentally Delayed?

You will likely learn about a developmental delay from your child's pediatrician. As your child grows they are expected to meet certain milestones; when a baby turns over, when a baby turns over, when they start to crawl, start to talk, start to walk, etc.

When your child is delayed in meeting their developmental milestones you start to question the pediatrician about why there's a delay. Often, your pediatrician will not be eager to point a finger at your obstetrician or any other doctor. So, how then do you get an honest answer about why your child is delayed?

You need to have your medical records evaluated by experts in the field of obstetrics, neonatology and pediatric neurology. Only then can we determine what the likely cause of your child's problems are from.

Keep in mind that there may be many different explanations for your child's delays:
It could be genetic, or hereditary.

It could be from a lack of oxygen during the course of your labor and delivery.

It could be from distress during labor that went unrecognized causing diminished blood flow and oxygen to the baby.

Regardless of the cause, it needs to be investigated to rule in, or rule out the possible causes. How do you do that? Simple.

You ned to contact an experienced attorney who handles medical malpractice cases on a daily basis. Only then can you answer the question, "Why is my child developmentally delayed?"

If you have legal questions about developmental delays in children I encourage you to pick up the phone and call me. I can answer your questions at 516-487-8207 or by email at lawmed10@yahoo.com.