Keith A. Hebeisen

Child sustains permanent brain injury due to lack of oxygen to his organs during labor and delivery. A brain MRI demonstrated evidence of a severe profound perinatal hypoxic-ischemic brain injury. He was diagnosed with spastic cerebral palsy, has global disabilities including the inability to walk, motor and speech delays and cognitive impairment.

Plaintiff died as a result of medical staff failing to properly diagnose and treat his coronary artery and ischemic cardiac disease.

Death of a 23-month-old child as a result of the hospital and anesthesiologist's failure to cancel an ERCP procedure due to lack of adequate personnel or equipment to treat complications and a failure to properly run a pediatric code.

Due to the negligence of a midwife and Obstetrician at a Chicagoland Area Hospital, an infant died from severe hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy.

Death of a husband and a father due to the negligence of a Northern Illinois Hospital and its physician's failure to diagnose and treat a pericardial effusion.

Death of an infant from a negligent amniotomy performed by the defense obstetrician causing abruption of the placenta and hemorrhage.

Death of an infant due to the hospital, nurse, and physician's failure to recognize fetal distress and perform a timely c-section.

A 63-year-old man injured by negligent bowel surgery and post-operative care.

A 33-year-old man suffers a brain injury from a lack of oxygen due to a delay in intubation.