If you have been injured as a result of someone else’s negligence or wrongdoing, you could have grounds for a personal injury lawsuit. Personal injury cases seek to recover financial compensation for damages relating to your injury, including lost wages, medical expenses, and pain and suffering you have endured. What happens, though, if either the injured person or the person responsible for the injury is a minor?
Generally speaking, minors do not have the legal capacity to either sue or be sued, but that doesn’t mean their involvement in a personal injury case – either as the injured party or the party who caused the injury – is ignored. Personal injury cases involving minors require unique legal considerations. To learn more read, “Can you sue a minor for a personal injury?”
