Going through a birth injury case is one of the most challenging experiences a mother can face. When it comes to facing a deposition as a mother in your baby’s HIE and CP case, the emotional weight can feel overwhelming. You’re being asked to relive some of the most painful moments of your life, your pregnancy, the delivery, and the moment you realize something was wrong. It’s natural to feel a mix of emotions, from guilt and frustration to anger and fear. But you’re not alone, and this step is a crucial part of advocating for your child.
Understanding the Deposition Process
A deposition is a formal question-and-answer session where hospital attorneys will ask about your pregnancy, labor, and the events following your baby’s birth. It’s not about trapping you or making you feel guilty, it’s about documenting your testimony. While it may feel intimidating, remember that this is your opportunity to share your story. Your perspective matters, and it plays a vital role in your case.
Facing A Deposition As A Mother In Your Baby’s HIE And CP Case
For many mothers, the thought of sitting in a room with hospital lawyers and retelling their story can be daunting. Some mothers feel hesitant, worried about saying the wrong thing or breaking down in front of strangers. Others see it as a necessary step in fighting for their child. There’s no right or wrong way to feel, every mother processes this differently. What’s important is knowing that you won’t be alone. Your legal team will be by your side, ensuring you feel supported and prepared.
Preparation and Support Are Key
Before the deposition, your legal team will walk you through the process. They’ll discuss the key issues in your case, what questions to expect, and how the session will unfold. You don’t need to remember every detail, this is about sharing your experience in your own words. On the day of the deposition, you’ll have the guidance and support you need to navigate this challenging step.
Facing a deposition as a mother in your baby’s HIE and CP case is never easy, but it’s a powerful way to continue fighting for your child. With the right preparation and support, you can face this step with confidence, knowing your legal team is with you every step of the way.
If you have questions regarding your baby’s HIE and CP diagnosis at birth, please do not hesitate to contact me. You can reach me at my contact information below.
Marcus B. Boston, Esq.
9701 Apollo Dr. Suite 100
Largo, Maryland 20774
301-850-4832
1-833-4 BABY HELP
