Q. What kind of future problems can I expect from the recent traumatic brain injury suffered by my young child?

Q. If my child was injured in an accident will they have to go to court?

Q. Is it possible for a child to be partially negligent for injuries sustained in an accident?

Q. Is it difficult to diagnose traumatic brain injury among children?

Q. My child was playing at school and was injured while on the playground. I believe that the injury is due to faulty equipment, but how would I go about proving this?

Q. As a parent, what are the best steps to take after my child has been injured in an accident?

Q. My 7-year-old child was playing in our front yard when she ran into the road after a ball and was hit by an oncoming car and she sustained serious injuries. Can I still sue even though she is partially at fault?

Q. Will I need to bring my child in to meet you if they were injured in the accident also?

Q. I have a trampoline and very large play set in my backyard so most of the neighbor kids come over to play and sometimes they come over when neither my husband or myself is at home. If one of the kids falls and hurts themselves when we are not home, what would my responsibility be?

Q. What is the statute of limitations on filing a lawsuit on behalf of my child?

Q. What are the most common injuries children and minors suffer?

Q. How are child injury cases different from other injury cases?

Q. What do I do with my child’s medical bills while the case is in progress?

Q. Am I entitled to get money for the time I took off work to care for my injured child?

Q. How much do I have to pay to hire you as my attorney?

Q. Can I change my lawyers if I am not happy with them? How much is that going to cost me?