Child Abuse Lawyers – Tallahassee

We all cherish our children, and it is hard to entrust someone else to care for them, but that’s what we have to do when we drop off our children at school, or at a child care facility. The Florida Department of Children and Families has certain responsibilities to monitor and regulate child care facilities across Florida. Unfortunately, it does not have the reach or resources to ensure all facilities are safe. If facilities do not screen their employees properly, and if they do not provide constant and attentive supervision of the children and their activities, children will be at a high risk of injury from assaults by other children, toxic cleaning materials that are not properly stored, sharp or otherwise dangerous furnishings and materials, dangerous physical activities, improper first aid, and even physical and sexual abuse by facility staff and others allowed entry to the premises.

Often those who injure others by their negligence, and those responsible for them, have professional insurance adjusters and representatives guiding them and helping them navigate the claims process. Their interests are to minimize what happened and deny the claim if possible. You need and have a right to also have an advocate looking out for your interests. The child abuse lawyers at Friedman, Abrahamsen, and Cruz have the experience, skill, compassion, and commitment to get you the compensation you deserve and hold those responsible accountable. If your child or the child of a loved one is a victim of childcare facility negligence, call one of our child abuse lawyers for a free consultation. You will speak to an attorney quickly, not just out of town telephone operators. Attorneys are available for evening and weekend consultations and we will have an attorney or staff member who speaks Spanish present if requested.

Friedman, Frank & Abrahamsen represents victims of negligence from automobile accidents, truck accidents, boat accidents, motorcycle accidents, assaults at public establishments, assaults in residential areas, assaults and injuries at schools, injuries at child care facilities, dog bite attacks, dangerous products, elder abuse and exploitation, slip and falls and other injuries on unsafe premises, and sexual assaults, to include those that result in catastrophic injuries such as traumatic brain injuries and spinal cord injuries.