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Legal Help For Parents of Injured Children

Attorney Pete Pearson

By Attorney Pete Pearson, JD

Georgia personal injury attorney since 1996 · JD, Emory University School of Law · State Bar of Georgia

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Posts, page 2

  1. Child Injury - Auto Accident

    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.

  2. Child Injury - Settlements

    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.

  3. Child Brain Injury

    How Do I Get My Doctor To Help Me Document The Full Extent Of My Child’s Head Injury?

    Your child's doctor must be willing to testify to a “reasonable degree of medical certainty” that the trauma caused or will cause future deficits.

  4. Child Death Injury - Drowning

    Georgia Pool Rules – Child Injury in Swimming Pools, Spas, and Recreational Water Parks

    A crash course in Georgia's DPH pool rules for swimming pools, spas and water parks, and the rules that may create a legal duty when a child is hurt.

  5. Child Injury - Toxic Mold

    Child Injury Claims in Georgia – Toxic Mold

    Toxic mold can create serious health issues, and it hits children the hardest. What to do when a child gets sick and who may be responsible.

  6. Child Injury - Product Liability - Dangerous Toys

    Toy-Related Deaths and Serious Injury

    What legal options do parents have if their child has been injured by a dangerous toy? Toys from the 2013 Trouble in Toyland report and Georgia law.

  7. Child Injuring Child

    When Can A Parent Be Held Liable for the Conduct of Their Child?

    In Georgia, parents are liable up to $10,000 plus court costs for wilful or malicious acts of their children. Other legal theories may reach further.

  8. Child Brain Injury

    Child Sports Injuries in Georgia – Second Impact Syndrome

    Georgia's Return to Play Act of 2013 requires all public and private schools to adopt a concussion management and return to play policy.

  9. Child Bike Injury

    Homeowner’s Insurance – What If My Child Is Hurt At Another Family’s Home?

    If your child is hurt at another family's house and a homeowner's insurance policy is in effect, the injury claim will almost certainly be covered.

  10. About the Author

    INTRODUCING www.petepearsonlaw.com

    Attorney Pete Pearson introduces his new website, www.petepearsonlaw.com, with more about him, his legal services, and his attorney fee contract.

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