When a business or other organization, like a day care, day camp, or preschool, undertakes to supervise a child, parents rightfully believe that their child will be taken care of in an appropriate and safe manner.  Any business that decides to invite in children will be responsible at least to some extent for their safety.

Unfortunately, responsible and reasonable care is not always taken, mistakes happen, and injuries result.  Day cares or other child-care facilities may negligently maintain their facilities or equipment, they may provide dangerous food, or they may fail to adequately vet and examine their employee hires.  In these cases, if an injury results from a breach in the facility’s duty of care to a child, the facility will likely be liable for the resulting injuries.

If your child has been injured while in the care of another, both you and your child may have a claim, whether the negligent party was a day care, preschool, or other child-care facility.  It is important to preserve your claim, that you seek the counsel of an experienced personal injury attorney, who can give you the information you need.  Call Robert Reeves at 704.351.7979 for a free consultation on your claim.  We’re here to help.