Posted on August 21, 2012
Categorized: Child Injury,
Categorized: Child Injury,
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Child Injury Blog Posts:
The statute of limitations for child injuries in Indiana is the same as for an adult: two years. Yet, the statutory deadline doesn’t start until the child reaches 18 years old. Most minors have until their 20th birthday to pursue compensation via litigation. The Personal Injury Statute of Limitations for Child Injuries In general, a person... Read More
You notice that your young child does not appear to be himself or herself today. When you dropped your child off at daycare, he or she was happy and bubbly, eager to start a new day of adventure and learning. However, when you picked your child up from daycare, he or she appeared sullen and downcast. He or she spoke of having a “bad... Read More
Child Injury FAQ:
As any parent knows, babies and young children need a lot of products as they grow up. From diapers and cribs to toys and clothes, children use a wide variety of consumer goods. Children are also among the most vulnerable users of products. We rely on companies to design, manufacture, and sell items that won’t put our precious young ones in... Read More
Compensable child accidents include any situation that stems from negligence. This includes car accidents, slips and falls, near-fatal drownings, and other situations. Likewise, compensable child injuries also involve negligence. Parents can pursue compensation for a host of conditions, ranging from broken bones to traumatic brain... Read More
