Kidinjury Law Blog
Legal Help For Parents of Injured Children
Georgia personal injury attorney since 1996 · JD, Emory University School of Law · State Bar of Georgia
Latest posts
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The Scandal of Our Time: Doctors Are Maiming Children — And Calling It “Care”
What is being done to children in the name of "gender-affirming care" is one of the greatest medical scandals of our generation.
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The Real Story Behind the “Frivolous” Hot Coffee Lawsuit – And What It Means for Child Safety
The truth about the 1992 McDonald's hot coffee case, and how media dishonesty about it made it harder for families of injured children to seek justice.
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Groundbreaking Malpractice Verdict: $2 Million for Detransitioner
A New York jury awarded detransitioner Fox Varian $2 million against the doctors who approved and performed her double mastectomy when she was 16.
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Legal Strategies to Minimize (or avoid) Court Involvement in Georgia Child Injury Settlements
Settling a child's injury claim in Georgia: when court approval or a conservatorship is required, and strategies to minimize court involvement.
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Child Attacked by Dog in Georgia? What Are Your Legal Options?
An overview of Georgia law on the liability of owners and keepers of vicious dogs, from the "first bite rule" to the 1985 leash law amendment.
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The Dark Side of the Swimming Pool – Legal Claims Involving Child Injury or Death by Drowning
Drowning is the leading cause of injury death for children 1 to 4. What legal recourse do parents have after a serious pool related injury or death?
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What Parents Should Know About Toy-Related Deaths and Serious Injuries
Three types of dangerous toys flagged by Trouble in Toyland, and the legal options Georgia parents have if their child has been injured by a toy.
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Daycare Injury? Find Out How to Get Compensation
A 2-year-old fractured her leg at a Georgia daycare that broke state teacher:child ratios. How a Bright from the Start complaint can help prove negligence.
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Teenage Car Injury Death – Legal Claims
Car accidents are the leading cause of injury death for 15-19 year olds. Why teens are sometimes unfairly blamed and why an attorney early matters.
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Inadequate Minor Settlement – Not Enforceable Until Judicial Approval
Under O.C.G.A. § 29-3-3, no settlement for a minor in excess of $15,000 is enforceable in Georgia without judicial approval.
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