Suing an AI Chatbot Company: What Courts Have Ruled So Far
A federal judge ruled a chatbot's output isn't clearly protected speech, letting product liability and wrongful death claims proceed. One case already settled.
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Claims Involving Children
How injury claims work differently for minors: longer filing windows, court approval of settlements, and injuries whose consequences emerge as a child grows.
18 guides spanning 10 claim types: Rideshare Claims Settlement Values Motorcycle Dog Bites Wrongful Death Premises Liability Mass Tort Claims Settlement Money Medical Malpractice Sexual Abuse Claims
Guides tagged Claims Involving Children
NEC Baby Formula Lawsuit: Why the Verdicts Don't Agree
Federal bellwethers against Similac and Enfamil have been thrown out before reaching a jury. State courts have awarded $495 million and $70 million.
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Tylenol Autism Lawsuit: How an Appeals Court Revived It
A federal appeals court just reinstated over 500 Tylenol autism lawsuits, reversing the 2024 ruling that had shut the litigation down entirely.
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Wrongful Birth and Wrongful Life Claims Explained
Two claims from the same missed diagnosis: the parents' own claim is recognized almost everywhere, but the child's own claim is barred in all but three states.
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ATV & Off-Road Vehicle Injury Claims: Who Pays
Off-road riding sits outside compulsory auto insurance, and homeowners policies often exclude it. Where the coverage actually comes from.
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Birth Injury & Obstetric Malpractice Claims
Not every birth injury is malpractice — the hardest fight is usually proving the harm came from how labor was managed, not from a condition that predated it.
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Boy Scouts & Diocese Abuse Trusts: How Claims Get Paid
When an accused institution goes bankrupt, your lawsuit is paused and replaced by a claims-matrix process inside a settlement trust. Here's how that works.
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Settling a Child's Injury Claim: Court Approval Rules
A parent cannot simply accept and spend a child's settlement. Most states require a judge to approve it and restrict where the money goes.
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Liability Waivers: What Signing One Actually Prevents
Gyms, ski passes, trampoline parks and youth sports all make you sign. What a waiver actually blocks, and the ways they routinely fail.
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Wrongful Death of a Child: Why the Damages Math Is Different
There's no lost paycheck to project when the person who died was a child — so these claims are valued on a completely different set of losses.
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Rideshare Accidents Involving an Unaccompanied Minor
When a parent books a ride for a child traveling alone, the usual three-period coverage framework still applies, but who has standing to claim looks different.
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Settlements and Medicaid/SSI: The Special Needs Trust
A settlement can silently terminate Medicaid or SSI unless structured first. What's means-tested, and how a special needs trust protects both.
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Social Media Addiction Lawsuits: Where They Stand
Real jury verdicts, not just filed complaints: how litigation against Meta, TikTok, Snap and YouTube over youth mental health harm is playing out in 2026.
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Swimming Pool & Drowning Injury Claims: Who's Liable
Pool injury and drowning claims turn on who controlled the pool and whether the child-attraction rule applies. What proves negligence, and what doesn't.
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Broken Bone Settlement Amounts: Fracture Values by Type
What fracture claims settle for by bone and treatment, why surgical hardware multiplies value, and how joint involvement predicts future arthritis costs.
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Dog Bite Claim Against a Friend, Neighbor or Landlord
How to claim when the dog owner is someone you know: why homeowners insurance pays rather than the person, and when a landlord shares liability.
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Dog Bite Settlement Amounts: Strict Liability vs. One-Bite States
What dog bite claims settle for, how strict liability and one-bite rules change your burden of proof, and how scarring and child injuries are valued.
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Wrongful Death Settlement Amounts: How Claims Are Valued (2026)
How wrongful death claims are valued: who may file, how lost future income is calculated, the separate survival action, and the deadlines involved.
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