You have the right to file an insurance claim if the homeowner or occupant caused the accident that injured your daughter or allowed the accident to happen.
A driver who causes a crash and inflicts traumatic brain injuries can be held liable for paying the costs of the victim’s ongoing medical and personal care.
A homeowner or business that fails to take appropriate measures to restrict unsupervised access to a pool can be found responsible for near drownings.
This FAQ addresses whether you have a viable case if your child was hurt during birth.
Generally, per Virginia Code Section 8.01-244, you have 2 years from the time of your child’s death to bring a lawsuit. This assumes that no lawsuit regarding the same accident was filed while your child was still alive. The timetable gets a little more complex when a personal injury suit for the accident was filed in your son or daughter’s name while he or she was still alive.