Many events and circumstances can result in the injury of a child. Our skilled Duluth child injury lawyers provide effective legal representation in some of Georgia’s most common child injury cases: Dangerous products. During a product’s design or manufacturing phase, companies have a duty to think about and foresee the possible dangers that their products […]

A minor child can’t file a lawsuit in their own name. However, a parent acting as the next friend of the child, or a representative approved by the court to act as a guardian of the child’s property rights can file a claim on their behalf. Although you may pursue this type of claim in the same […]

Under Georgia law, an injured party must pursue their injury claim by filing a lawsuit in court within two years of the date on which the injury occurred. This window of time is called the statute of limitations. The two-year deadline applies to any claim parents bring based on their child’s injury, such as a […]

Parents may worry about involving their children in the legal process. The child might have already been through a traumatic experience. Parents and guardians alike could be worried about the child having to “relive” it in the process of pursuing litigation against those liable for their injuries. In addition, a child’s physical condition or scars […]

Yes, as often as possible, when it is reasonable, our experienced Duluth child injury attorneys will resolve a claim through a negotiated settlement with the one or multiple parties who are liable for the child’s injuries and damages. In some cases, it could be necessary to file legal action first. Still, other child injury claims resolve without […]

Our reputable Duluth child injury attorneys work on contingency fees only, meaning that if we don’t settle your case or receive a court award for your injuries, you don’t owe us anything. We don’t charge for initial case consultations, and we don’t collect any fees or charges upfront. If and when we obtain compensation on your behalf, […]