Victims of personal injury are often unsure of their rights and options. These library articles offer the reliable information victims need to make smart decisions about their cases.
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California Court Approval of a Child's Settlement Defined Under California law, if a child (under the age of eighteen) is injured and receives a monetary settlement from the at-fault party, it must be supervised.... -
Lawyer's Fees & Costs for Injured Children in California There is California statutory cap on what a lawyer can charge your injured child as a contingency fee for legal services, and it must be approved by the court. -
Court Trials in Minor California Child Injury Cases When a child is injured, his or her parents want, first of all, to make sure their child receives the best medical care available. If the child is injured due— -
Injured Child Partially At Fault | Statute of Limitations The statue of limitations for a minor child’s injury in California is tolled until his or her eighteenth birthday, sometimes the parent’s injury claim will... -
Legal Damages Available For Child Accident San Diego Cal Injured Infant Lawyer: An injured child may recover for pain and suffering damages, which are the most “valuable” element of an injury claim... -
Legal Claims for Parents for their Injured Child San Diego Kid Injury Lawyer: a potential claim a parent may have in connection with his or her child’s injury case in California... -
Calculating Damages for Pain and Suffering: Child Injuries San Diego County Child Injury & Accident Lawyer: There is no definite standard or formula under California law to calculate pain and suffering damages. -
Parental & Kid Injury Liability San Diego Kid Accident & Injury Lawyer: California law imposes serious liability on parents of minor children in such circumstances without hesitation... -
California Vehicle Restraint Laws for Children Child Injury Lawyer: California parents need to be aware of the laws that govern the proper restraints of their minor children when it comes to motor vehicles.. -
Handling the Insurance Company in your Child’s Injury Case Insurance companies deny, delay, defend, or underpay injury claims all the time. The insurance company claims adjustor’s goal, often, is to find a way to show -
What an Experienced Child Injury Lawyer Can Do | Part 1 Many people in California simply do not know what an experienced California child injury attorney can do with their child’s injury case. -
What an Experienced Child Injury Lawyer Can Do | Part 2 The following is a list of the types of legal services that a good lawyer may be able to successful provide for your California child’s injury case. -
Duty to Report California Child Abuse San Diego Child Abuse Law Firm: The first child abuse reporting law in California was enacted in 1963. -
California Daycare Child Abuse & Neglect San Diego Child Injury: Daycare or child care abuse is simply the abuse, physical or mental, of a child while in another person’s physical custody and control. -
Discovering California Day Care Child Abuse & Neglect California Kid Injury & Abuse/Neglect Law Firm: Unfortunately, child abuse and neglect can come in many different forms. -
Investigating California Day Care Abuse After you have witnessed your child’s shift in behavior (I give in outline of how to discover child abuse symptoms in other articles on child abuse on this site -
The Wrongful Death of a Child in California This website is devoted to California child injury claims, and it would not be complete without briefly addressing the sad subject of a child’s wrongful death. -
Suggestions for the Independent Medical Exam Here are some basic suggestions on what to do and expect in a California IME called by the defense -
Attorney Attending an Injured Client's Defense Medical Exam The defense insurance company or attorney will call it an Independent Medical Exam (IME), but do not be fooled as their is nothing "independent" about it! -
Bio-Mechanical Engineers and Testimony in an Accident Case The following is an example of a motion limine to exclude testimony. Read on to learn more.