Davie Child Injury Lawyer

When you send your child to school or daycare, you trust those taking care of your child to always have their best interest in mind. Unfortunately, many children suffer injuries due to someone else’s negligence. If your child has been hurt because someone failed to uphold their duty to care for your child’s safety, you have the right to pursue legal action. Our experienced lawyers at the Law Offices of Scott Sobol can help you seek justice and achieve the compensation you deserve.

In our 20 years of experience, we have worked on all types of child injury cases, so we understand these claims’ unique complications. We handle every aspect of your claim from start to finish, so you can focus on your family. Our compassionate Davie injury lawyers understand how overwhelming child injuries can be, so we provide open and consistent communication to help you understand the full scope of your claim.

What Constitutes a Child Injury Claim in Florida?

Most child injuries occur due to someone else’s careless actions and disregard for the child’s safety. Examples of potential child injury claims include the following:

• Child head injuries: These head injuries often occur when a child falls on a poorly maintained playground or sports equipment or if another student harms them.
• Poor supervision: If a teacher, staff member, counselor, or coach fails to supervise your child, and your child suffers injuries, they may be liable.
• Birth injuries: This form of medical malpractice often occurs due to negligence from a doctor or nurse, and it can cause serious health complications for your child.
• Defective products: your child may suffer injuries from a malfunctioning toy or product due to design error or insufficient instructions and warnings.

Some child injury claims involve major companies, but we can take on any challenge, regardless of circumstances. During your free consultation, we listen to your story, determine if you have a case, and decide the best course of action to achieve a fair settlement.

What Do You Need to Prove in Davie Child Injury Claims?

If your child suffered injuries due to another party’s neglect, you have to prove the following points using evidence:

• The liable party owed your child a duty to care for their safety
• They breached this duty by behaving carelessly
• This negligence directly caused your child’s injuries and damages

Proving fault may seem overwhelming, but we can help you gather evidence to build a strong claim and prove the liable party caused your child’s injuries. Our professional lawyers can obtain the following evidence to prove fault:

• Police reports
• Medical records
• Witness testimony
• Personal statements
• Expert opinion
• Video camera footage

This evidence demonstrates the existence of your child’s injuries and how they have impacted your life physically, emotionally, and financially. We also recommend taking photos and videos of the accident and documenting your child’s healing to show you are actively seeking treatment. These steps allow us to have as much evidence as possible and see a successful result.

What Compensation Can You Receive for a Child Injury Claim?

Treating your child’s injuries can be expensive, emotionally taxing, and take a long time, and these losses deserve recognition. Our knowledgeable lawyers carefully calculate your claim’s worth to ensure you receive just compensation, which may include the following costs:

• Pain and suffering
• Current and future medical bills
• Reduced quality of life
• Physical therapy
• Prescribed medications
• Mental anguish
• Punitive damages

Dealing with insurance companies and keeping track of offers and counteroffers can be frustrating. We handle the entire negotiation process for you and speak on your behalf to give you the best chance of receiving the compensation you deserve. Unfortunately, insurance companies often try to undermine claims and get you to settle for an unfair outcome. With our innovative legal strategies, you can rest assured your claim is in highly-skilled, trusted hands.