Charleston, WV Daycare Negligence Attorneys

Legal Counsel for West Virginia Daycare Negligence Cases

We are a trusted name in personal injury litigation, having successfully resolved many cases for clients, both in and out of the courtroom. Whether your child's injuries were caused by another child, inadequate supervision, or unsafe or unsanitary conditions on the premises, we can help. Our accomplished legal team accepts a broad range of child injury cases, including those involving the following types of daycare negligence:

• Poor hiring practices
• Inadequate training
• Insufficient staffing
• Lack of proper supervision
• Failure to provide and maintain safe toys, child care equipment, furniture, or playground equipment
• Failure to protect children from animals, swimming pools, traffic, and other risks
• Failure to adequately monitor aggressive children who bully, threaten, or harm others

Potential Damages and What You Have to Prove

If your child was a victim of daycare negligence and came home with bites, lacerations, contusions, broken bones, head or brain injuries, back or spinal trauma, or other serious injuries, you can find yourself facing a deluge of unexpected expenses as a result. Not only will you be billed for your child's medical treatment, but you may have to take time off work to care for them. Before long, you can find yourself deep in debt through no fault of your own.

Thankfully, we can help you seek compensation for a variety of related damages, including:

• All reasonable and necessary medical expenses (such as emergency care, hospitalizations, surgeries, visits with primary care doctors and specialists, prescription drugs, physical therapy, assistive equipment and devices, medically necessary travel costs, and more)
• Parental lost wages
• Lost future income (if the injury will affect your child's future earning capacity)
• Physical pain and suffering
• Psychological trauma
• Scarring or disfigurement
• Court costs
• Legal fees
• Other losses

However, before you can recover any type of compensation, you have to prove that:

• The daycare provider owed the child a duty of care
• The provider breached that duty
• The breached duty of care resulted in your child being injured
• Your child would not have been injured were it not for the daycare provider's negligence
• The injuries resulted in damages

How We Can Help

When you hire us to represent you, we immediately get to work building a strong case, so you can focus on helping your injured child get better. We thoroughly and carefully investigate what happened at your child's daycare, gather important evidence and documentation, speak to witnesses, interview experts (and potentially arrange for them to testify on your behalf), handle communication with the defendant's insurance company or legal team, and much, much more.

Contact Us to Discuss Your Case

Find out how our talented West Virginia personal injury attorneys can help you recover compensation for the negligence-related injuries your child sustained at daycare. 

Contact us to request a consultation, and we'll be in touch to discuss your case and determine if we are a good fit for each other.