Child and School Injuries
Protecting the Most Vulnerable
When a child is injured, the pain extends far beyond the physical wound. Parents experience fear, anger, and heartbreak, while the child may face lasting emotional and developmental challenges. Schools, daycares, and youth organizations have a legal and moral duty to keep children safe. When they fail in that duty, our firm steps in to protect families’ rights and seek justice for the harm caused.
Where and How These Injuries Occur
School and Daycare Negligence
Many injuries occur because of inadequate supervision, unsafe facilities, or poorly maintained equipment. Staff are responsible for ensuring children’s safety during all school and daycare activities.
Playground and Sports Accidents
Falls from defective playground equipment, unsafe surfaces, or improper coaching can cause severe harm. We hold responsible parties accountable for ignoring safety standards.
Bullying, Abuse, and Misconduct
Negligence extends beyond physical hazards—schools and programs must prevent bullying and protect children from physical or sexual abuse by staff, volunteers, or peers.
Transportation and Field Trip Incidents
Injuries can also occur on school buses, during field trips, or at off-campus events. Failing to follow safety procedures or properly train drivers and chaperones can lead to tragedy.
The Physical and Emotional Toll
Children’s injuries often require years of recovery, therapy, and emotional healing. Fractures, brain or spinal injuries, and psychological trauma can alter a child’s future. Our firm works with pediatric specialists, therapists, and educators to understand every aspect of the harm, ensuring that both immediate and long-term needs are fully addressed.
Compassionate Advocacy for Families
We approach every child injury case with empathy and resolve—balancing sensitivity with fierce advocacy. Our team manages all communication with schools, insurers, and government entities, handling complex claims and deadlines while families focus on healing. We fight to secure full compensation for medical costs, emotional distress, and the suffering endured, helping children and families move forward with safety, dignity, and hope.