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New Jersey Tay-Sachs Disease Lawyers

Representing Parents of Children Born With Tay-Sachs

Tay-Sachs disease is a fatal genetic disorder typically found in the Ashkenazi Jewish population. Babies born with Tay-Sachs disease become blind, deaf, unable to swallow, and may suffer from seizures and dementia. Parents are now screening for Tay-Sachs early on, in order to avoid having a child who will suffer needlessly and die at a young age.

Nagel Rice, LLP, obtained $3.1 Million in a wrongful birth case involving failure to diagnose Tay-Sachs. Click here to review more wrongful birth/wrongful life verdicts and settlements.

If your child was born with Tay-Sachs disease, you may have a wrongful birth case. Contact Nagel Rice in New Jersey at 973-618-0400 if you believe your child's genetic condition should have been discovered prior to birth.

We are known for our leadership in cutting edge litigation. Our attorneys have helped shape the law through groundbreaking medical malpractice work and wrongful birth cases.

Failure to Diagnose Tay-Sachs Disease

If a mistake was made and your doctor failed to diagnose your child's Tay-Sachs disease, you may be entitled to compensation. At Nagel Rice, LLP, our lawyers produced more than $500 Million in settlements and verdicts between 2007 and 2010. We try cases, and we produce results.

In addition to Tay-Sachs, we have also represented families in cases involving the following Ashkenazi Jewish genetic diseases:

Call Nagel Rice at 973-618-0400 or send us an e-mail. Our New Jersey Tay-Sachs disease attorneys serve clients throughout New Jersey, including Essex, Morris, Bergen, Hudson, Union and Middlesex Counties; we have offices in Roseland, Red Bank and New York City.

Primary Contact:

Bruce H. Nagel(973) 618-0400 ext. 110bnagel@nagelrice.com
Barry M. Packin(973) 618-0400 ext. 109bpackin@nagelrice.com

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