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- E coli Poisoning
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Personal Injury and Wrongful Death
Daycare Injury:
Lawyer for Investigation and Lawsuit
Our attorneys hold daycare providers
accountable for injuries to children.
Our lawyers are currently representing several children who were burned while at daycare. They have won millions for children and families in personal injury and wrongful death cases. Attorneys Elliot Olsen and Eric Hageman are our managing attorneys for these cases. Both Elliot and Eric have children, so they know how to relate to their young clients.
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Daycare Injury Investigation
If you hire a lawyer at Pritzker Olsen to represent you in a case against a daycare, we will immediately do our own investigation of your child’s personal injury to gather and preserve evidence, determine all liable parties and build a case for full and adequate compensation for you and your child.
Some of the questions that will most likely need to be answered include the following:
- How was your child injured according to eyewitness accounts and evidence found at the scene of the injury?
- Was the injury due to negligence?
- Did someone at the daycare purposely hurt your child?
- Did one of the other children injury your child?
- How many adult caretakers were working at the daycare at the time your child was injured?
- How many children were at the daycare and was that number over the number for which the daycare was licensed.
- What was the exact location of each person working at the daycare at the time your child was injured?
- Were there licensing violations, and what was the relationship between any violations and your child's injury?
- Were there past incidents of negligence at the daycare?
- What were the backgrounds of the people who were working at the daycare at the time of your child's injury?
- Who owned the daycare business and the facility where it was located?
No matter how the above questions are answered, your family may have a personal injury claim against the daycare and/or the owner of the premises where the death occurred (see premises liability information).
Possible injures including the following:
- burns
- scalds
- amputation
- head injury (TBI)
- spinal cord injury (SCI)
- falls
- car accident injury
- playground injury
- child care center assault
- E. coli HUS
We are also child safety advocates. Our clients have testified before Congress regarding the deaths and injuries of their loved ones and the need for more safety regulation and enforcement.
Free Consultation with Attorney
To contact a Minnesota personal injury lawyer at Pritzker Olsen about a lawsuit against a daycare center or home daycare, please call 1-888-377-8900 (TOLL FREE) or submit our online form for a free consultation. We are not paid unless you win.
Our child injury lawyers will represent you and your son or daughter who was injured at a home daycare or daycare center in the Twin Cities, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Rochester, Duluth, Moorhead, Mankato, Brainerd, Bloomington, Eagan, Eden Prarie, Apple Valley, Maple Grove, Edina, Plymouth, Minnetonka, Stillwater, Thief River Falls, Bemidji, Grand Rapids, Austin, Worthington, Woodbury, Maplewood, Golden Valley, Shoreview, Blaine, Anoka, South St. Paul, White Bear Lake, Roseville, St. Cloud, Arden Hills, Brooklyn Park, Forest Lake.
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Firm News
Fred Pritzker Listed in The Best Lawyers in America
Fred Pritzker has been notified that he will again be listed in The Best Lawyers in America for his work in personal injury and wrongful death litigation.
Infantino SlingRider Recall Lawsuit
The Infantino SlingRider recall was issued in March of 2007. We continue to investigatin injuries and deaths related to this product.
Three Pritzker Olsen Attorneys Named Super Lawyers
Attorneys Fred Pritzker, Elliot Olsen and Eric Hageman were again named "Super Lawyers" (August 2010 edition of MN Law & Politics).
Magnetix Lawsuit
Attorney Elliot Olsen has successfully represented children who were seriously injured after swallowing Magnetix magnets. There has been a Magnetix recall.
Lead Poisoning in Children
Lead poisoning continues to be a problem for children in the United States. Possible causes include lead paint in old buildings, lead in soil, toys and other baby products, even some vinyl bibs.
Crib Recall Lawsuit
There have been a number of recalls of cribs prompted by serious injuries and deaths. Our law firm is passionate about pursuing manufacturers of dangerous children's products.
E. coli and HUS in Children
Our law firm represents children throughout the United States that have been sickened by E. coli O157:H7 after eating contaminated hamburger, spinach, lettuce or other food. We also represent children whose E. coli infection has developed into hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS), which can cause kidney failure, pancreatitis, seizures, stroke, brain damage and death.
This is attorney advertising. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. The result of each case is determined by the specific facts and the applicable law.