1. What is the most common time for something to happen and cause Cerebral Palsy?
 - Before birth

2. Are seizures common in children with Cerebral Palsy?
 - Yes, about ½ of all Cerebral Palsy children will experience them.

3. Is there a test that my child can have to determine if he has Cerebral Palsy?
 - No single test or X-ray can detect this condition.  A physician will test the strength of various muscles, assess the range of motion of different joints, and compare the child's physical and intellectual development with normal childhood milestones before a determination is made.

4. Can my child be cured of Cerebral Palsy?
 - A cure is not available.  Physicians can not repair the brain injury, but there are several treatment options available to control and improve symptoms.

5. Can I contact my personal injury attorney to see if I am entitled to compensation?
- Possibly.  An attorney should have expertise in medical malpractice and specifically in Cerebral Palsy to best meet your needs.

6. I do not have money for an attorney!
 - Most attorneys will be paid only if you are awarded a settlement.  Be sure to discuss this with the attorney you decide to consult.

7. Is there a cap on the recovery I can receive?
 - This will vary by State.  Please contact us at info@kantrovitzlaw.com and we can advise you.

8. What will compensation include?
 - Generally speaking, compensation may include lost income, medical bills, future treatment costs, etc.

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