Birth Fractures Lawyer in Dallas
Fighting for Families In Dallas County, Hidalgo County & Statewide
If your baby was born with a broken bone, you're probably replaying your delivery over and over, wondering what happened. Was it something the doctor did? Something they should have caught sooner? Something no one is telling you?
You don't have to figure that out alone, and you shouldn't have to fight for answers while you're also caring for a newborn.
At the Law Office of Kelly Liebbe, Attorney Kelly Liebbe reviews birth fracture cases herself from the moment our firm is retained. She reads delivery records, talks to physicians who can explain what should have happened differently, and tells you plainly whether your case is one worth pursuing.
Not every fracture is the result of a mistake. But you deserve to know if the fracture your baby suffered was something that can happen even in careful deliveries, or a sign of negligence during labor and delivery.
If your baby was born with a fracture and you’re uncertain whether it could have been prevented, our firm can help.
Schedule a confidential consultation with our Dallas birth fractures attorney by contacting us online or at (855) 650-3359.
What This Could Mean for Your Family
A birth fracture case isn't just about a broken bone. It's about making sure your family isn't left covering the cost of something that should never have happened, medical bills, follow-up care, and the simple fact that your child's first days of life involved unnecessary pain. If negligence caused your baby's injury, you may be entitled to compensation that helps cover what comes next.
We handle all types of birth fractures, including:
- Clavicle (collarbone) fractures
- Humerus (upper arm) fractures
- Femur (thigh bone) fractures
- Skull fractures
Birth fractures are often linked to:
- Shoulder dystocia and how it was managed
- Breech positioning
- Macrosomia (a larger-than-average baby)
- Improper use of forceps or vacuum extraction
- Excessive force used during a difficult delivery
- Failure to recognize the need for a C-section before complications escalated
Why Every Day Counts for Your Case
Strict deadlines govern medical malpractice cases in Texas. In most cases, children under 12 have until their 14th birthday to file. There is also an outer limit of 10 years from the date of the delivery, regardless of when a family discovers the injury or its full impact.
These deadlines are specific, and getting them wrong can permanently close the door on your case. The only way to know exactly where your family stands is to have Kelly review your specific situation.
The longer you wait, the harder it becomes to preserve records, talk to witnesses while memories are fresh, and build the strongest possible case. Waiting doesn't protect you. It only limits your options later.
Call Today to Find Out Where You Stand
If your baby suffered a birth fracture, the time to call is now. Let our Dallas birth fracture attorney help you better understand the specifics of your situation and provide the guidance you need. Kelly has successfully resolved multimillion-dollar medical malpractice cases since 2007.
We work on a contingency basis, which means you pay no upfront attorney fees unless we win compensation for you. If we accept your case, we aggressively pursue the answers, accountability, and justice you deserve under Texas law.
Call (855) 650-3359 or message our firm online for a case evaluation today.
