Miami Personal Injury Lawyer for Daycare Injury and Accidents

In Miami, the Perazzo Law Firm and its personal injury staff strive to provide the best possible legal representation for dealing with daycare negligence that leads to bodily injury, losses, or wrongful death of a child.

If your child, was hurt or suffered any kind of neglect or wrongdoing that led to bodily harm or mental trauma in a daycare, in the Perazzo Law Firm strives to provide parents and legal guardians with the highly dedicated personal injury law services for getting the compensation deserved for daycare accident or negligence victims. 

The Perazzo Law Firm knows that placing your children in the care of strangers is always a gamble. Nonetheless, parents and legal guardians are sometimes compelled to place their trust in daycare center staff in order to work and earn a living. Though nobody will take care of a child better than their own parents, many daycare centers provide quality service to infants and toddlers. Sadly, infants are fragile when it comes to human error and negligence on behalf of daycare center staff and any infrastructure defects which may lead to injury.

The Perazzo Law Firm knows that children are very vulnerable to accidents given that they, depending on the age, are unable to communicate effectively; unaware of the dangers of given situations or objects, are just learning how to walk; and simply don’t know right from wrong. That is why they and their parents depend so highly on the daycare center staff to take proper care of their most beloved possession; their child. The slightest act of negligence can cause a small infant to suffer serious bodily harm or even wrongful death. The Perazzo Law Firm all too well the dangers that lurk both within and outside of daycare centers. According to statistics, parents and guardians are responsible for almost 80% of wrongful death cases involving children under the age of four. Sadly, that includes daycare center workers and staff. That is why, we provide the best insight when it comes to handling daycare injury and negligence claims. Our experience in personal injury accident cases and our dedication to the victim’s families, enable us to provide legal services that strive for the highest levels of satisfaction, and we fight to make sure those at fault pay for the negligent acts which cause injury to children at daycare and nursery schools.

Small children are bound to fall when they run or begin to walk. However, daycare centers are obliged to make it safe for children that are learning to walk, or for those that have already learnt to walk. Thus, furnishings must be safe and contain no sharp edges or be padded. Also, walking surfaces must be kept dry and free of slippery substances which may cause a child to fall and suffer injuries like breaks, fractures, abrasions, or head injuries that may result in serious or permanent impairment.

Though toys are object made to entertain, not all toys are for every child. Toys that contain small parts, for example toys that can be taken apart and put back together, may lead to a choking incident. Small pieces may look like a morsel of food to a small child that is hungry or may look tempting to a child that is teething. Choking on small objects can be very serious if a child has been left unattended for even a split second. A small child may not necessarily place an object in his/her mouth, but in their ear, eye, or nose. A small child may see a button, a small battery, a safety pin, a screw, or any object small enough to fit in their nostrils, ears, or eyes. A child may place something up his/her nose and nobody would find out until infection sets in and the child shows signs of pain. A child may easily suffer injury by placing an object such as a pen or pencil in their eye. Old toys may sometimes break easily, and any small particles can present danger to a small infant if swallowed or placed within any part of the body. That is why, responsible supervision is fundamental in a daycare center or nursery. A negligence lawsuit may be filed if lack of supervision led to the injury of an infant or toddler. This holds true for any facility responsible for the well-being of children that are placed in their care.