Atlantic City parents understandably worry about the stress and anxiety that suing for damages might cause for their child. The prospect of their child testifying in court, in particular, makes many parents wonder if suing is worth the trouble.
Here’s what we can say to address those fears:
- First, most child injury cases settle out-of-court long before they see the inside of a courtroom. So, from the get-go, the chances of your child having to testify in court are already pretty low.
- Second, Atlantic City courts and judges work very hard to protect children, especially children who have suffered physically and emotionally traumatic injuries. In the (unlikely) event your child must testify, you could reasonably expect the judge and court personnel to go out of their way to make the process as gentle and stress-free as possible for your child.
- Third, the lawyers at The Levin Firm make it their mission to protect their clients’ interests, and if anything, we fight twice as hard when our client is a child. Parents of injured children we represent can always count on us to do everything within our power to keep their children safe from further harm. Always.