When Your Child Is Injured: Legal Rights Every Parent Needs to Know

When my daughter was accidentally injured and hospitalized for weeks, I was desperate. I prayed for help. And spirit led me to Todd Bresney — a trial attorney who became our constant guide through the darkest, most emotional time of our lives.

What I learned changed everything. Did you know that for children, the statute of limitations doesn’t start ticking until they turn 18? That means the clock on your child’s legal rights is running on a timeline most parents don’t even know exists. And insurance companies? They’re counting on that. They’ll offer a quick settlement, push you to sign electronically, and before you know it — you’ve unwittingly signed away your child’s right to fair compensation.

A small settlement invested properly when your child is five could triple by the time they’re 18. Growth plate fractures can cause lifelong issues that don’t surface for decades. Traumatic brain injuries in young children can lead to future disabilities that are nearly impossible to prove later.

This isn’t just about law. It’s about protecting your child’s future — the life they have ahead of them, the decades you can’t yet see.

“Has there ever been a moment where you felt spirit — or intuition — put the exact right person in your path at the perfect time? Tell me your story below. I read every single one. 🤍”

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