When Children Are Injured in Car Accidents
When your child becomes ill or is hurt while playing with friends, you do everything in your power to protect him or her. However, when your child is injured in a car accident caused by a careless driver, you may not know where to turn. With medical bills looming and long-term care on the horizon, speaking with an experienced injury attorney can help you understand your options.
At the Connecticut law firm of Williams, Walsh & O'Connor, LLC, we educate parents about their rights after their children are injured in any type of auto accident. Our lawyers bring years of experience handling cases involving children. Providing attentive and responsive service, we will guide you through the legal process and remain by your side until your case is resolved.
Looking Out for Your Child's Future
There are two common scenarios in which children are hurt in auto accidents:
- The child is a pedestrian struck while walking in the roadway or getting off the school bus
- The child is a passenger in a vehicle hit by a negligent motorist
Injuries to young people can be serious, potentially detracting from the overall quality of life. Certain injuries can require ongoing medical treatment and may negatively impact a child's potential future earnings. Additionally, if your child's injury leaves a disfiguring scar, he or she may experience emotional turmoil.
As your attorneys, we will aggressively pursue maximum compensation for:
- Pain and suffering
- Future pain and suffering
- Past medical expenses
- Future medical bills
- Loss of earning capacity
Free Consultation With a Compassionate Legal Professional
If you have questions about car accidents involving children, rely on Williams, Walsh & O'Connor. Contact us online or call 203-285-3593 or 866-530-7228 to schedule a free initial consultation and ask any questions you may have.
Our firm is in North Haven, in proximity to the intersection of I-91, I-95 and I-84. Evening and weekend appointments are available. If it is difficult for you to travel to our office, we will meet with you in another location.
We handle car accident cases involving children on a contingency fee basis. That means you owe nothing until we get results for you.
