The death or serious injury of a child impacts not only the present and future life of the child, but also the lives of those who care for him or her.  Under New Hampshire law, two separate and distinct claims exist when a child is injured:  The child’s claim for physical or mental pain and suffering, future medical expenses, and income loss that will occur after the child turns eighteen (18); and the parent’s claim for all medical and other necessary expenses related to the injury of the child up to age eighteen (18).

Children who have been severely injured often will require the appointment of a Guardian to manage their estate and direct the investment of monies they receive as a recovery for their injuries.  This process will involve the Superior Court as well as Probate Court approval.  Our New Hampshire based lawyers are experienced in obtaining maximum recovery for children who have been injured, and in assisting their parents and guardians through the Court approval process.

If your child has been severely injured in an accident, call the experienced lawyers at Tenn And Tenn, P.A. today.  Our New Hampshire based personal injury attorneys will provide you with a free telephone consultation to determine the best couse of action.