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Who can file a cerebral palsy claim?
A: Any legal parent or legally appointed guardian of an injured child can sue a doctor for CP malpractice. You have to be directly involved in the injury case. You would be the one to first notice something wrong with your child. When you suspect a birth injury, start saving all paperwork and take your child to an objective pediatrician.
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