Supporting families and promoting safer maternity care
Every year, Baby Week in November offers families a chance to come together, learn and share experiences. It celebrates babies,
We don’t just look after you, we look out for you. That means we bring you insights, advice and keep you up to date on all kinds of legal matters so you can keep ahead.
We match a member of the team with the right expertise to every client, who will invest time getting to know you, who will look after your interests and ensure you have access to the whole firm when you need it.
The legal and financial matters might be complex, but we aim to keep things straightforward and explain everything in terms that are relevant to you.
At Tees, we understand how cerebral palsy can affect every part of a family’s life. Every claim is different — and we approach each one with compassion, attention to detail and deep legal expertise. Our team has successfully handled some of the most complex claims, including those that other firms have turned away.
Caring for a child with cerebral palsy is demanding and we’ll do our best to ease that burden. We can visit you at home and help secure interim payments to cover urgent needs like care, therapy, or specialist equipment while your claim progresses, as well as considering accommodation adaptations and relocation.
A claim can help you find out what went wrong, and hold those responsible to account. It can also provide financial security for your child’s future — helping to fund the right care, support, and opportunities for the rest of their life.
If you’d like to meet one of our experts for a confidential, no obligation chat, please get in touch.
We have offices across Cambridgeshire, Essex and Hertfordshire, but we can help you wherever you are in England and Wales.
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Every cerebral palsy claim is unique. No two children, or families, are affected the same way. Tees has the expertise and dedication to handle the most complex cerebral palsy claims sensitively and effectively. We regularly take on, and win, cases other cerebral palsy solicitors have turned down.
Many families contact us because their child was starved of oxygen at birth which caused a brain injury. This may also be called oxygen deprivation, hypoxia or anoxia. Oxygen deprivation can cause mild to severe cerebral palsy. It’s one of the most litigated types of birth injury – partly because the effects can be so serious, and last a lifetime.
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