Catastrophic Injuries to Children

North Carolina Personal Injury to Children

Pittsboro ● Chapel Hill

When an adult is catastrophically injured, the personal injury claim will take into consideration lost wages and future lost wages. When a child suffers a catastrophic injury—such as a head injury, brain injury, or spinal cord injury—the claim will be based on the concept of "loss of potential." If your family is facing a serious injury to a child, Stafford & Heafner, can help. We approach your concerns—and your child's concerns—with compassion and responsiveness. We seek compensation that is fair and enduring.

Has your child suffered a head injury because of someone else's negligence? Please contact a lawyer from our firm to arrange a free initial consultation.

At Stafford & Heafner, we are more than happy to discuss your concerns in our Pittsboro or Chapel Hill office or over the phone. This initial consultation will provide you with the peace of mind that comes from knowing your options. Additionally, we do not collect fees until we recover for your child's injuries.

Our firm represents parents and children whose lives have been affected by:

• School bus accidents
• Crosswalk accidents
• Bicycle accidents
• Auto accidents
• Trucking accidents
• Playground accidents
• Accidents at school

Helping Your Child Live a Fulfilling Life

There are many important long-term care issues that parents must consider if their child has suffered a head injury, brain injury, or other life-altering injury. Our firm wants parents to know it is still possible for your child to have a fulfilling life. The manner in which this will happen may take some adjustment time for parent and child alike. Long-term care, handicapped accessibility in your home, and future surgeries are all issues your family could face. The compensation we seek will take into consideration your child's "loss of potential" caused by this devastating injury. Clients appreciate our firm's approach when their child has been injured. We work closely with our clients. We encourage phone calls, questions, and communication. Clients speak directly with our attorneys.

Injuries to children are not limited to the list above. Please contact our firm to learn how we can help.