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Flash! Majistra Jacmel la Entèdi pou Sweet Micky defile nan Kanaval la. --Promoted Oklahoma Birth Injury Lawsuits Being the parent of a newborn is hard enough. Add a birth injury on top of that and you are in an experience that might be the most scary, overwhelming time of your life. You may be wondering how you are going to survive for the next few years, and it may be the last thing on your mind to begin to navigate the legal system in addition to everything that’s going on. What you do know is that it’s going to require long-term care resources to make sure that your child is ok, and it sure would help if all of those resources didn’t have to come out of your own pocket. It’s only natural to be apprehensive at the word “lawsuit,” especially if you’ve never had any experience with lawyers before. However, if the medical providers are at fault for your child’s injury, involving a lawyer could be the best decision you ever made. At the Edwards Law Firm, we are not

Kavanal 2018: Sweet Micky (100 Betiz) VS DON KATO (Danse Petro) \ --Promoted Causes of Birth Injuries A birth injury is typically caused by any kind of medical malpractice during the birthing process. This includes incidents before, during and after the delivery of the infant. Often referred to as delivery room negligence, the most common causes of birth injury include: Overly aggressive force during delivery. Waiting too long to perform a C-section, even though the baby is clearly in distress. Failing to seek necessary help of an obstetrician if the birth is being performed by a midwife. Poor intubation of baby, resulting in hypoxia. Insufficient prenatal testing which leads to delivery complications. It’s important to note that birth injuries can also occur naturally. These types of injuries generally occur during vaginal or abdominal operative deliveries and are caused by a lack of oxygen or mechanical trauma. Lack of Oxygen Injuries  – These types of i

Depuis quelques temps, plusieurs faits laissent entrevoir un élan de persécution religieuse en Haiti. Aux Cayes, un pasteur a attaqué, fin 2017, le péristyle d’un houngan. A Carrefour, début 2018, le même scénario s’est reproduit où un groupe de religieux  s’en est pris à un temple vaudou. En plus de ces incidents dénoncés par de nombreuses voix, depuis quelques jours, une note portant le nom du chef du Gouvernement haïtien, Jack Guy Lafontant, interdisant la pratique du vaudou sur le territoire nationale, circule à grande vitesse sur les réseaux sociaux. Cette énième action n’a pas laissé indifférente la Primature qui qualifie la note en question d’ « acte de déstabilisation ». Dans un communiqué rendu public ce lundi, la Primature « dénonce » cette note circulant sur les réseaux sociaux concernant le fonctionnement du secteur vodou dans le pays ». « La Primature n’a rien à voir avec cette note interdisant le fonctionnement du secteur vaudou dans le pays », affirme