As parents, we do everything in our power to keep our children safe from harm. Unfortunately, no parent can realistically protect their child from every possible unforeseen risk. This is especially true when we leave our children under the supervision of others, such as at a daycare or school. Tragically, there are situations where the very people and facilities we trust to care for our children instead put them in harm’s way.
When someone’s negligence or recklessness leads to your child’s injury, you should demand answers and justice. At Kevin A. Adamson, P.C., our Norcross child injury lawyers can investigate what happened and fight to hold the at-fault party accountable. We will help you assess your losses and pursue the full financial compensation you need to provide the best possible care for your child.
If you have questions about your family’s rights and legal options after an accident involving your child, contact a Norcross child injury lawyer now. The consultation is free, and we do not charge any fees unless we win your case.
Some of the most common injuries that children suffer include:
Many injuries suffered by children can easily lead to life-altering disabilities or even end up being fatal. Our Norcross child injury attorney can help.
Common causes of child injuries in Norcross include:
Ultimately, one of the primary causes of most child injuries is a lack of reasonable adult supervision, especially when a child goes to daycare, camp, or school.
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If your child has been injured at daycare, you can take the following steps to help protect your family’s rights to pursue compensation from those responsible:
Depending on the circumstances of your child’s injuries, there may be many different parties who have or share responsibility for the damages your child has suffered. This includes:
In order to successfully pursue a child injury case, you will need evidence that establishes how your child’s injury occurred and who was responsible. The evidence needed for your case will likely depend on the circumstances of your child’s injury. A child injury lawyer can help. However, types of evidence that are commonly needed include:
In many cases, it may prove necessary to secure testimony from an expert witness, such as a childcare expert, who can offer a qualified opinion as to how the other party or parties may have caused your child’s injuries. Your child injury attorney can help you gather all the necessary evidence to craft a strong claim on your behalf.
When your child has been harmed due to someone’s negligence or recklessness, your family may be entitled to recover compensation on behalf of your injured child for damages such as:
Parents might also be entitled to recover compensation for the loss of their child’s love and companionship due to the injuries.
Finally, if the party or parties that caused your child’s injuries committed a particularly egregious act of negligence, recklessness, or willfulness, your family may also be entitled to an award of punitive damages. These damages are intended to punish the defendant for the misconduct and serve as a deterrent to others committing similar misconduct in the future.