At Natasha Misra Law, we help families in Milwaukee and throughout Wisconsin understand what happened, what went wrong, and whether they may have a claim. If your child was injured at a daycare, preschool, childcare center, or in-home childcare setting, contact our team today for a free consultation.
At Natasha Misra Law, we help families in Milwaukee and throughout Wisconsin understand what happened, what went wrong, and whether they may have a claim. If your child was injured at a daycare, preschool, childcare center, or in-home childcare setting, contact our team today for a free consultation.
When you leave your child at daycare, you expect them to be watched, protected, and cared for. If your child comes home hurt, or you get a call that they were injured, it can be terrifying. You may have questions the daycare is not answering clearly. You may not know whether what happened was truly an accident or the result of poor supervision, unsafe conditions, or someone failing to follow the rules.
When your child is injured at daycare, your family deserves answers, care, and clear communication. I will give your daycare injury case the personal attention it deserves and help you understand what steps to take next.
If your child is recovering or it is difficult to come into the office, let me come to you. We can also begin by phone or electronically if that works better for your family. Schedule a consultation today.
Daycare providers and insurance companies may try to move quickly before you understand what happened or how serious your child’s injuries may be. Don’t sign anything, give a recorded statement, or accept payment until we’ve talked. Get a free consultation today.
Children can get hurt anywhere, but daycare providers have a responsibility to take reasonable steps to keep children safe. That includes proper supervision, safe equipment, clean and hazard-free spaces, appropriate staffing, and careful attention to each child’s needs. A daycare injury claim may involve:
Sometimes a daycare injury is explained right away. Other times, parents are given vague answers, changing stories, or no real explanation at all. If something does not feel right, it is worth asking more questions.
Not every daycare injury means there is a legal claim. Children run, climb, trip, fall, and play. But when an injury happens because a daycare failed to provide proper care, the daycare may be responsible.
A claim may exist if the daycare failed to supervise children, ignored known hazards, allowed unsafe conditions, failed to follow allergy or medication instructions, did not respond appropriately to an injury, or violated Wisconsin childcare safety rules.
Wisconsin childcare providers may be subject to licensing and supervision requirements depending on the type of facility and care provided. These rules are meant to protect children. When a provider fails to follow safety requirements, that may become important evidence in an injury claim.
Your first priority is your child’s health. If your child was seriously hurt, seek medical attention right away. Even if the injury seems minor at first, it may still be important to have your child evaluated, especially with head injuries, falls, allergic reactions, burns, or symptoms that worsen after they come home.
After your child is safe, try to gather as much information as possible.
Ask the daycare for a written incident report. Take photos of visible injuries. Write down the names of staff members who were present. Save text messages, emails, app messages, voicemails, and any communication from the daycare. If there were cameras, ask whether video exists and request that it be preserved. Keep all medical records, discharge papers, prescriptions, and follow-up instructions.
You may need to file a complaint with the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families, so an investigation can be initiated.
You should also write down what your child said, if they are old enough to explain what happened. Use their words as closely as possible. Small details can matter later.
After a serious daycare injury, the daycare may try to reassure you that everything was handled properly. An insurance company may also contact you and ask for information before you fully understand your child’s injuries.
Be careful before signing anything, giving a recorded statement, or accepting payment. Some injuries take time to understand. A child may need follow-up care, imaging, therapy, specialist visits, or monitoring for emotional distress after the incident.
Before you agree to anything, speak with a Milwaukee daycare injury lawyer who can help you understand your options.
Daycare injury cases require careful attention. The goal is not just to say your child was hurt. The goal is to find out why the injury happened, whether it could have been prevented, and what your child and family need now.
Our team can help by:
At Natasha Misra Law, clients get the support of an experienced personal injury attorney and a dedicated team. Natasha remains personally involved, and our staff works closely with families throughout the process. We know these cases are emotional. We take the time to explain what is happening, answer your questions, and help you make informed decisions.
Natasha Misra Law represents injured children and families in Milwaukee, Hales Corners, West Allis, Greenfield, Wauwatosa, Oak Creek, Waukesha, Racine, Madison, Appleton, Green Bay, and across Wisconsin.
Our Milwaukee-area office is conveniently located near Highway 100 and Grange, with easy parking for families who want to meet in person. We also offer phone and electronic options when that is easier.
We work with clients from many backgrounds. Our team speaks Spanish and uses interpretation services for many other languages, including Burmese and Rohingya, so parents can understand the process and ask questions in the language they are most comfortable using.
If your child was injured at a daycare in Milwaukee or anywhere in Wisconsin, you do not have to figure out what happened on your own. Natasha Misra Law can help you review the facts, understand your rights, and determine whether your family may have a claim.
Call Natasha Misra Law today for a free consultation. You do not pay unless we win.
