In cases where doctors expect your child’s injuries will result in a permanent disability, your child might require lifelong medical care. Your child might need occupational therapy, cognitive therapy, physical therapy, and even psychological therapy after an accident, especially if that accident had a significant impact on your child. If your child’s injuries were caused by someone else, they are legally responsible for those expenses.
Keep a notebook regarding your child’s recovery process, including your child’s emotional well-being and how well, if at all, your child recovers from their physical injuries. Your notes will help your attorney to obtain the compensation your child deserves.