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ABC Law Centers: Reiter & Walsh ABC Law Centers focuses exclusively on birth injury law. www.abclawcenters.com

Birth injury cases are among the most complicated.

Our legal and medical teams work together to prove negligence and secure the futures of children nation wide with cerebral palsy, hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), and other birth injuries. With over 100 years of combined experience in the field of birth trauma litigation, our legal team has the knowledge and skills necessary to address and win a variety of birth injury cases. Recognized as leaders in the field, our legal team consistently secures millions of dollars in compensation for birth injury victims across the United States. Reiter & Walsh's Registered Nursing Staff:
Every day, our in-house registered nursing staff proves indispensable to our legal team. With years of hands-on experience working with skilled health care professionals in medical and labor and delivery situations, our nursing staff provides valuable insight into the case evaluation process. Our Focus on Birth Injury:
Our firm was established to focus on birth injury cases and the special needs of our clients. We work with top medical experts, life-planning professionals and forensics specialists to determine the causes and extents of injuries, prognoses of children and areas of negligence. Our specific focus on birth injury allows our attorneys to deliver unparalleled legal services to those in need. Areas of Practice | Birth Injury
Because Reiter & Walsh, PC exclusively handles birth trauma cases, our attorneys have experience pursuing cases involving a wide variety of specific pregnancy, delivery and newborn complications and injuries. Some of our most common practice areas include hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) and birth asphyxia, cerebral palsy (CP), intracranial hemorrhages, neonatal brain injury and brain damage, seizures, nuchal cord and umbilical cord injuries, maternal and neonatal infection cases, and many others. Our Attorneys: Jesse Reiter, Rebecca Walsh, Jennifer Secorski, Anne Randall, and Jim McCullen

This past Sunday our team took steps together for a cause close to our hearts 💙🍂The International OCD Foundation (IOCDF)...
10/13/2026

This past Sunday our team took steps together for a cause close to our hearts 💙🍂

The International OCD Foundation (IOCDF) is a cause that’s deeply important to our founder Jesse Reiter and his family. Jesse, his wife Susan, daughter Alyssa, and members of our marketing team, Janelle and Kay-Lynn, spent Sunday afternoon walking the autumn trails at County Part Farm, painting pumpkins, and listening to powerful stories of hope.

By raising awareness together, we hope to remind those impacted by OCD that their diagnosis doesn’t define them; their courage does.

Last week, our attorneys attended the Michigan Association for Justice’s 2026 Fall Convention ⚖️It was a productive two ...
10/12/2026

Last week, our attorneys attended the Michigan Association for Justice’s 2026 Fall Convention ⚖️

It was a productive two days of continuing education and collaboration alongside over 70 expert speakers. Highlights included our firm founder, Jesse Reiter, co-moderating the Medical Malpractice seminar track, as well as a visit from some adoptable rescue puppies between sessions 🐶

Staying updated on the latest legal developments ensures we continue delivering strong, effective advocacy.

Rock, paper, scissors trend… ABC Law edition 🤜The choice is as clear as rock vs scissors. Let us be your rock.As parents...
10/09/2026

Rock, paper, scissors trend… ABC Law edition 🤜
The choice is as clear as rock vs scissors. Let us be your rock.
As parents, your time is precious. Some law firms handle birth injury cases occasionally. Others dedicate their practice to them. The difference matters. We are proud to only practice birth injury and treat each client as family, not a case number.

10/03/2026

Remembered. Loved. Always part of the family. ❤

During Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month, we remember the babies who are deeply loved and deeply missed—and the families who carry that love with them every day.

10/01/2026

Yesterday, our team celebrated NICU Awareness Day by lighting the office up green! 💚

Every day tiny warriors and their families fight brave battles. We’re proud to honor NICU families, celebrate healthcare heroes, and raise awareness about the challenges of neonatal care.

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is essential to the survival of many sick and premature infants. However, beepin...
09/29/2026

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is essential to the survival of many sick and premature infants. However, beeping monitors, ventilators, and alarms can make it difficult for NICU babies to sleep 🔊

In addition to minimizing negative auditory stimuli through redesigning NICU layouts, hospitals can help their newborn patients by introducing initiatives to improve exposure to positive auditory stimuli.

In our blog, we will discuss therapeutic use of sounds and music in the NICU and how this can improve babies’ health💕

09/25/2026

Finding Niko 🐠

Attorney Taylor Goodwin's son, Sonny, tapping the glass of his baby brother's incubator wondering why he's sleeping so much!

Niko spent 100 days in the NICU after being born prematurely at just 1 pound, 8 ounces. Determined to turn their experience into something positive, Taylor and Dylan created Niko in the NICU, both a children's book and a 501c3 nonprofit organization, to help other families feel less alone during their own NICU journeys.

09/24/2026

Having a birth-injured, premature, or sick baby can lead to extreme anxiety for parents 😓 Often, this feeling becomes associated with the NICU itself, rendering it a sort of warzone in which infants fight for their lives.

For years, NICU parents have described feelings of panic, uselessness, and even guilt. They are often screened for postpartum depression, which occurs at a rate of 28-70% in NICU mothers, compared to about 16% of mothers in the general population📈

There is growing evidence that NICU parents who participate in peer-support programs experience less anxiety, stress, and depression. Because PTSD can continue or even emerge for the first time after a baby has been discharged, continued psychological care for parents during the transition to home care is essential.
Visit the link in our bio to read our blog where we discuss how parents may react to the NICU environment as well as what can be done to prevent/manage the symptoms of PTSD.

While nothing can fully prepare you for the news that your newborn needs intensive care, having the right support and mi...
09/22/2026

While nothing can fully prepare you for the news that your newborn needs intensive care, having the right support and mindset can help you navigate the road ahead 💚

Here are ten important reminders to help you and your loved ones stay composed, strong, and positive during your baby’s stay in the NICU

1️⃣Interact with your newborn as much as possible
2️⃣ Take care of yourself
3️⃣ Acquaint yourself with your surroundings
4️⃣ Seek help from others
5️⃣ Get to know the NICU staff
6️⃣ Share your thoughts, feelings, and experiences
7️⃣ Keep track of your baby’s accomplishments and developments
8️⃣ Bond with other NICU parents
9️⃣ Avoid comparisons
🔟 Stay optimistic

Visit the link in our bio to read more about these tips 🔗

Things to pack in your NICU bag to make the days a little more bearable 💚From attorney and former NICU mom Taylor Goodwi...
09/18/2026

Things to pack in your NICU bag to make the days a little more bearable 💚From attorney and former NICU mom Taylor Goodwin: 

1️⃣ A cute, roomy bag 👜
You’ll be carrying things back and forth every single day, whether it be more items for your baby or their dirty clothes, so you might as well have a bag you love and can hold all the NICU essentials.

2️⃣ Swaddles 
Swaddles for their incubator or crib can make their NICU space feel a little more like theirs. Wrap them in it or use them as bed sheets.

3️⃣ A Love Nest 
Our PT recommended occasionally using a Love Nest under the baby’s head for positioning and comfort. Ask your NICU team/PT if it’s appropriate for your baby.

4️⃣ Preemie/newborn outfits + tiny hangers 👶🏼
Even if they’re in the NICU, they still deserve a little closet! There’s something so special about seeing their tiny outfits hanging beside their crib/incubator!

5️⃣ A soft newborn hairbrush 
NICU babies LOVE having their hair brushed, and sometimes it’s one of the only little things you can do for them. Keababies is the best!

6️⃣ A tiny newborn hat 
A little hat to make them feel extra cozy. Look for one that rolls up easily because NICU babies have the tiniest heads! 

7️⃣ A custom name sign 
Just because they can’t come home yet doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate them. A personalized sign for their crib makes their NICU space feel a little more like home and makes for the sweetest pictures.

8️⃣ Books to read to your baby 📖🐢
A copy of Niko in the NICU to read to your NICU baby. Even the tiniest babies deserve a bedtime story.

9️⃣ Your NICU phone number + hospital bands 📱
Save the NICU number in your phone and their business card if they have one, and keep your baby’s and/or your hospital band handy. You’ll be calling throughout the day to check on your baby, and sometimes the NICU will ask for information from the band to verify who you are. Trust me, you’ll want this information easy to find!

🔟 Snacks for Mom & Dad
NICU days are long, and hospital food can get expensive. Taking care of yourself matters, too.

NICU parents: what would you add to the list? 

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