When you trust a daycare or learning center with your child, you expect them to keep your child safe. When a facility's negligence leads to a child being hurt, the family deserves answers and accountability. At Brown Barnwell, PC, we represent families across Georgia whose children were harmed by negligent supervision or unsafe conditions at a childcare facility.
Facilities that care for young children have a serious responsibility to supervise them and follow safety and licensing requirements. These cases often involve regulatory standards, staffing and screening records, and a heightened duty toward vulnerable children. (Attorney to verify the applicable standards before publish.)
Behind these cases is a facility and its insurer, and our job is to investigate what went wrong and hold the responsible parties accountable on behalf of the child and family, with care for what the family is going through.
Brown Barnwell, PC is based in Johns Creek and represents families in childcare negligence cases throughout Georgia. If your child was seriously hurt at a daycare or facility in Georgia, we would be glad to talk with you.
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Daycare or childcare negligence can arise when a facility fails to reasonably supervise children, maintain safe conditions, follow staffing and licensing requirements, or properly screen and train staff, and a child is harmed as a result.
Make sure your child gets any needed medical care, and if you can, request the incident report and note what you were told. Keep records and photos. Because facility records can be lost, it helps to speak with a lawyer early.
Depending on the facts, responsibility may involve the facility and its owner or operator. Identifying every responsible party is part of the investigation. (Attorney to confirm.)
Georgia sets limited deadlines for injury claims, and timing rules involving a minor can differ, so you should get advice promptly. (Attorney to verify the deadlines, including any that apply to a minor, before publish.)
An initial consultation with Brown Barnwell, PC is free and comes with no obligation.