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Birth Injury Lawyers | Wilkes-Barre/Scranton PA

Latona Law is a trusted birth injury law firm with over 30 years of dedicated service to families in Pennsylvania. Led by Attorney Latona, the firm’s sole practitioner, Latona Law specializes in advocating for families affected by birth injuries. With a deep commitment to securing justice and compensation, Attorney Latona brings decades of experience and personalized care to every case, providing clients with the expertise and attention they deserve.

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Meet Attorney Latona

Attorney Latona has been practicing in Northeastern, Central, and Southeastern Pennsylvania for more than 30 years, focused on birth injury.

Carmen has represented thousands of clients throughout Pennsylvania and has been successful in civil and criminal trials in both state and federal courts. Let Carmen and the Latona Law team put the same passion and vigor behind helping you and your family get justice for the devastating mistakes of doctors, nurses, surgeons, or other medical caregivers.

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Why Hire Latona Law Firm For Your Medical Negligence Or Birth Injury Case?

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Choosing the right lawyer for your case will have a major impact on the outcome. Oftentimes it is difficult to prove the liability and connect the damages caused in medical malpractice cases, this is where our team excels. Keep in mind that the opposition will spare no expense to avoid taking appropriate responsibility. Therefore, after consultation, if we believe you have a viable case and that healthcare providers were negligent, Latona Law will deploy the resources necessary to pursue your claim.

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With 30+ years experience in birth injury cases, Latona Law has the background it takes to win medical malpractice or birth injury lawsuits. Most importantly, we are one of the only law firms in the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area entirely dedicated to medical negligence cases.

Latona Law is located in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Also, we serve all of Luzerne, Lackawanna, and surrounding counties. We understand all of the factors within our region that can affect a malpractice or birth injury case. In addition, we offer same-day free consultations, and often same-day or next-day appointments. These can occur at your home, the hospital, our Wilkes-Barre/Scranton office, or other place of convenience. Lastly, evening appointments also available.

We know what it takes to win a medical negligence case. It takes much more than lawyers. Each case requires a different set of resources. Medical experts, doctor who are also lawyers, nurses, and other specialists could all be needed in malpractice cases. Above all, Latona Law will always provide the resources necessary to give your family the best chance of recovering compensation. Finally, there is no cost or fees unless we get justice.

Carmen J. Latona, Jr., analyzes every case handled by Latona Law, P.C. attorneys. Secondly, our clients receive our undivided attention and attorneys are always accessible to provide insight and guidance at the clients request. Third, our goal is not to acquire as many cases as possible. We want to help. Finally, when we accept a case, we give it the attention required for a successful outcome.

For many years, Latona Law’s medical negligence attorneys have been representing families throughout Pennsylvania. Usually, these families became victims of preventable injuries from medical care. Lastly, we have successfully represented families in NEPA for decades and we will continue to do so.

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Giving birth should be one of the most joyful moments in a parent’s life. It’s the moment you’ve waited for, imagined, and planned around. But when something feels off in the delivery room, and no one seems to notice or act, that joy can quickly turn into worry and heartbreak. Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy, or HIE,…

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HIE in Pennsylvania: What Legal Compensation Can Actually Cover

When a baby is diagnosed with Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy, it can turn what should be a joyful experience into something incredibly difficult. Suddenly, instead of planning for first steps and baby milestones, parents are facing tough medical decisions, long-term care needs, and an overwhelming mix of emotions. The impact on the entire family can be…

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How Hospital Staffing Levels in Pennsylvania Could Contribute to Birth Injuries

When you’re in the delivery room, you expect the hospital staff to be focused, prepared, and fully available. It’s a moment filled with anticipation and vulnerability, where every decision and action can make a difference. But what if the nurses are juggling too many patients, or the doctor is stretched thin between deliveries? The reality…

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Failure to Diagnose Fetal Distress: Birth Injury Lawsuits in Pennsylvania

A child’s birth should bring joy and excitement. When medical teams miss signs of fetal distress, that joy can turn to dread and anguish. Fetal distress often indicates the baby lacks enough oxygen during labor. If doctors don’t address the issue quickly, it can result in severe health issues like brain damage, cerebral palsy, or…

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HIE and Therapeutic Hypothermia: Pennsylvania Standards of Care in Birth Injury Cases

When a baby experiences a lack of oxygen during birth, the damage can be devastating and permanent. This condition, known as hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy, often requires fast and precise medical attention. One of the most effective treatments available is therapeutic hypothermia, which can minimize brain damage if started right away. Unfortunately, not every medical team…

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APGAR Score Changes Over Time: What Do They Mean for Birth Injury Cases?

The first minutes after a baby is born are full of emotion and careful observation. Doctors closely monitor the baby’s breathing, heart rate, skin color, and other signs to make sure everything is as it should be. This is where the APGAR score comes into play. It offers a quick summary of a newborn’s condition….

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Understanding APGAR Scores: What They Are, Why They Matter, and How They Can Relate to Medical Malpractice

The first few minutes after a baby is born are some of the most important. During this time, doctors assess the newborn’s health and decide whether any immediate medical care is needed. One of the most widely used tools in this process is the APGAR score—a quick and straightforward way to evaluate a baby’s condition…

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Meconium Aspiration: Understanding the Risks and When It May Be Medical Malpractice

For many parents, the delivery room is filled with anticipation and hope. But when complications arise—such as meconium aspiration—those first moments can turn critical. While this condition can often be managed with prompt medical care, failure to act quickly and appropriately can lead to long-term harm. In severe cases, it may even point to medical…

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Understanding Preterm Labor: Causes, Interventions, and Legal Implications

Preterm labor—when labor begins before 37 weeks of pregnancy—is one of the leading causes of newborn complications and death. In many cases, doctors can manage the condition and prevent early delivery. But when warning signs are missed or treatment is delayed, the results can be devastating—and may point to medical negligence. This article covers the…

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The Most Common Questions about Birth Injury Law in PA

When complications happen during childbirth, they can leave lasting effects—not just on the newborn, but on the entire family. In the aftermath, it’s common to feel overwhelmed and unsure of what went wrong or what steps to take next. Questions start to surface: Was this avoidable? Could it have been prevented? And if so, who’s…

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