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CDC: Kernicterus is a type of brain damage that can result from high levels of bilirubin in a baby's blood. It can cause athetoid cerebral palsy and hearing loss. Kernicterus also causes problems with vision and teeth and sometimes can cause intellectual disabilities.

Kernicterus may be caused by a medical team's failure to monitor & treat high bilirubin levels.

Children affected may experience cerebral palsy, hearing & vision loss, developmental problems and mental retardation.

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Child Diagnosed with (or Suspected to Have) Kernicterus — a Serious Form of Jaundice that can Cause Brain Damage?

Child Diagnosed with (or Suspected to Have) Kernicterus — a Serious Form of Jaundice that Can Cause Brain Damage?

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How do I qualify for a kernicterus lawsuit?

Complete this short form to see if you qualify for a kernicterus lawsuit. Typically, you'll be contacted within 24-72 hours if you pass our legal partners' initial screening criteria.

What is the qualifying criteria for a potential kernicterus lawsuit?

Potential clients must have a child who was diagnosed with kernicterus or kernicterus is suspected.

What if I already have an attorney for my kernicterus case?

If you already have an attorney for a kernicterus lawsuit or have already received a settlement, our legal partners cannot assist you.

How much does it cost to participate in the kernicterus lawsuit?

It doesn’t cost anything to get started. It's totally free to request a free case review, and if you qualify, you only pay if there’s a settlement. No win? No fee.