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- Every parent whose child has had the slightest injury to their head should read Chris' Davis' chapter about traumatic brain injury.
- Mr. Davis' book, Little Kids, Big Accidents, is a "must read' for all parents and guardians facing the prospect of bringing an injury claim on behalf of a child.
- This book is a ‘must read’ for every concerned parent.
- Little Kids, Big Accidents should be any parent or guardian's first reference if their child has been seriously injured in Washington. It is informative, well organized and easy to understand.
- Chris Davis’s Little Kids, Big Accidents is without a doubt the best and most complete guide I have ever read on accidents involving children.
What Every Parent Should Know About Children And Accidents
As a service to the public, the parents of child accident victims in Washington state can get this insightful and informative book for FREE!!!
In Little Kids, Big Accidents Seattle attorney Christopher M. Davis offers basic facts about serious accident claims involving children; defines the legal and settlement process for child injury claims; gives tips on dealing with insurance companies; offers insight into how to determine the value of a child injury claim; and discusses common questions and legal issues that are often present in cases involving children.
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Davis also helps parents understand the pros and cons of hiring an attorney to represent their child. Read Little Kids, Big Accidents to:
- Learn if you actually have a legal claim for injuries sustained by your child.
- Find out who can be declared negligent; the child, the parents, other parties, etc.
- Understand the statute of limitations for accident cases in Washington state.
- Become acquainted with the considerations involved with children testifying in court.
- Gain valuable insight into how insurance companies deal with child accident claims.
- Learn the considerations when injuries include traumatic brain injury and how to prove TBI.
- Discover how Washington state’s wrongful death law applies to cases involving a child.
- Learn the common considerations for dog bite and animal attack claims.
- Become familiar with the role of settlement guardian ad litem (SGAL).
- Understand the impact of minor settlement on government assistance or other types of benefits.
- And much, much, more…
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Little Kids, Big Accidents - Table Of Contents
Chapter One
Basic Facts: Children and Accidents
Chapter Two
Important Legal Ramifications in Child Injury Cases
Chapter Three
Dealing With the Insurance Company
Chapter Four
Children and Traumatic Brain Injury
Chapter Five
The Legal Process for Child Injury Claims
Chapter Six
The Wrongful Death of a Child
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Chapter Seven
Children and Dog Bites
Chapter Eight
The Settlement Process for a Child’s Injury Claim
Chapter Nine
Determining the Value of a Child’s Injury Claim
Chapter Ten
Signing a Pre-Injury Release Document on Behalf of a Child
Chapter Eleven
Resources Available to Injured Children
Chapter Twelve
The Benefits of Hiring a Lawyer
Chapter Thirteen
Why I Wrote This Book
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In April 2009 Seattle Attorney Chris Davis
was interviewed by STAR 101.5's Kent & Alan
about his new book 'Little Kids, Big Accidents'.
Click here to listen to the interview.
NOTICE of DISCLAIMER:
This book is not intended to offer legal advice. This book is for informational purposes only. If you have specific questions about your accident case, you should speak to a qualified attorney in Washington State. The author, Christopher Michael Davis, is a licensed practicing attorney in good standing in the state of Washington. The Washington State Bar Association does not recognize or confer "Certifications" or "Board Certifications" for attorneys who may specialize in any one or more particular practice areas.
Child Accident Statistics
Get the facts, figures, statistics, and information on childhood injury accidents.
Call if you have been injured in Washington state, including in these cities:
Arlington, Auburn, Bellevue, Bellingham, Bothell, Bremerton, Edmonds, Everett, Federal Way, Issaquah, Kent, Kirkland, Lacey, Longview, Lynnwood, Marysville, Medina, Oak Harbor, Olympia, Port Orchard, Redmond, Renton, Seattle, Shelton, Snohomish, Sumner, Tacoma, Tukwila, Vancouver, Woodinville.
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- Good Booster Seats Bad Booster Seats: Washington State Parents Need To Know The Difference
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- Statute of Limitations for Child Accident Cases in Washington State - Seattle Lawyer
- Part Two - Parental Negligence and Parental Immunity - Washington State Law
FAQs
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- What about statute of limitations in child accident cases?
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- Can my child be 'at fault'?
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