If your child is injured, an insurance settlement may seem like a lifeline—but accepting the wrong offer could affect your child's future. What should parents know before signing anything, and what legal rights does an injured child actually have? In this Know Your Worth episode of Radio Medium, Laura Lee joins trial attorney and senior partner Todd Bresney of Kanoski Bresney to explain what parents need to know after a child's injury. Todd discusses children's legal rights, medical bills, statutes of limitations, court approval of settlements, guardian ad litems, and why a quick insurance settlement may not account for future medical care, rehabilitation, education, emotional effects, or other long-term needs. Laura Lee also shares her own experience after her daughter was accidentally injured and hospitalized, and how Spirit ultimately led her to Todd for guidance during an overwhelming time. If you're a parent navigating an injured child's medical and legal future, this conversation offers practical legal guidance, personal injury information, and an important reminder to know your worth before accepting a settlement.

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