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Child Injury Lawyer in California
The youngest need justice,
and an advocate who cares.
Many people profess to help children.
Maurice Abarr makes helping children the passion of his professional life.
An injury to a child can result in a particularly devastating and sensitive case. Maurice Abarr has worked with injured children and their families and understands the special needs and tactics that such cases require.
Personal injury cases involving children can result from malpractice issues during birth, auto accidents, product malfunctions, and daycare or playground injuries. Whatever the circumstance, you need expert advice. Mr. Abarr and his associates can provide their expertise and the expert opinions of other lawyers, doctors, product engineers, and other professional specialists who could help determine if negligence occurred. (While not all birth-related injuries or deaths can be traced to malpractice, families should consult an experienced lawyer to determine this possibility, and not simply accept a hospital’s explanation.)
Maurice Abarr has represented families of many injured children and newborns. While aggressively pursuing a verdict or settlement, his calm demeanor helps a family through this traumatic period. Mr. Abarr is a veteran lawyer in the field of personal injury-related claims and settlements, and has practiced law in California for more than 30 years. In each case, he performs a thorough investigation and strives to see that justice is served and that a family is compensated accordingly.
Maurice Abarr cares about your child.
“I truly enjoy representing children. My enthusiasm is heightened when I represent an injured child because they are truly victims and deserve the highest levels of protection. Through my work I hope to increase an awareness of safety issues relating to children, including improved product safety and regulations for daycare centers. I believe settlements and trials involving injured children can help bring the dangers to children to light, and effect change.”
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