Child and Infant Injuries

Child and Infant Injuries | Property Injury Lawyer for Metro Houston

Cases involving child and infant injuries are some of the most traumatic that any family can experience, causing great physical and emotional damage, financial difficulties and diminished quality of life. Serious injuries to children and infants are especially damaging because of the risk of long-term disability and unknown consequences for the future. While pursuing justice in child and infant injury cases can be complicated, it is critical to select an experienced personal injury attorney to work for the rights of the accident victim and secure a fair compensation for injuries caused by negligence.

Call the law office of Michael Lamson, which has successfully represented injured people for more than 35 years. Based on a review of your case and details of the accident, our legal team may be able to pursue damages for your losses in a child and infant injuries case.

Legal Cases Involving Child and Infant Injuries | Legal Expert Michael Lamson

Let an experienced personal injury attorney represent your case involving a child or infant injury. The law office of Michael A. Lamson, P.C., Houston, is a leader in personal injury law, serving the Greater Houston Metropolitan Area since 1977.

Personal injuries in cases involving children and infants occur in a wide variety of situations, including negligence in:

• Birth injuries.
• Crib-related injuries
• Daycare accidents
• Defective toys and other products
• Dog bites
• Electrocutions
• Falls
• Fires
• Medical malpractice
• Playground accidents
• Poisonings
• Sports-related injuries
• Swimming pool mishaps
• Vehicle and school bus accidents
• Wrongful death

Retain the most-effective personal injury attorney for your case involving child or infant injuries. Attorney Michael Lamson, Houston, has a reputation for relentlessly pursuing successful outcomes for his clients and is rated highly by satisfied clients on the AVVO law directory. The Law Office of Michael Lamson also has received a perfect 5.0 peer-reviewed rating with Martindale-Hubble.