When Concerns After a Baby’s Death May Warrant Legal Advice
When Concerns After a Baby’s Death May Warrant Legal Advice Losing a baby close to birth leaves most parents with grief and questions that will not settle. You do not have to decide straight away whether care was at fault. Independent legal advice can help you understand whether concerns about the care deserve further investigation. Why the terms stillbirth and neonatal death matter Hospitals use the words stillbirth and neonatal death in a strict way. In the UK, a stillbirth means a baby born at or after 24 completed weeks of pregnancy with no signs of life. A neonatal death means a baby was bornRead More →











