

Los Angeles Child Injury Lawsuit Attorney
A personal message from Scott Glovsky:
“As a father of young children, I am constantly aware of the dangers that children face. Some of these dangers arise out of every day activities such as playing soccer in the park with a group of friends. However, there is also always the danger of other people causing harm to your child. As a child injury lawyer, I help children and their families when someone or something else causes such an injury to a child.
“Every day defective products, negligent drivers, and other people in our communities harm children. The damage that these harms cause is unique to the circumstances of each case. What is not unique is the right for a child to seek justice and compensation for the harms that other people or organizations intentionally or negligently cause.
“As a father, I also understand the day-to-day concerns and needs of children. We can help minimize the disruption and stress in your life and your child’s life during a lawsuit.
“My firm helps children and their families recover damages from people and organizations that cause harm to children. See the Practice Areas section for the types of cases we can help you pursue. If we have not listed your type of case, please contact us and we can discuss your specific circumstances.”
Scott Glovsky – Child Personal Injury Lawyer & Advocate
How a Family Can Seek Justice for Harm to Their Child – Civil Suits Versus Criminal Suits
Harm to children may involve a criminal offense. When it does, recourse for the harm is potentially pursuable through two justice systems: the criminal system and the civil system. If the harm was not criminal then the only option is to pursue relief through the civil justice system.
Basic Differences Between Civil and Criminal Suits
The Law Offices of Scott Glovsky focuses on civil lawsuits. We only represent victims.
We want to help, call us at (626) 243-5598 or complete the free case evaluation form by on the right side of this page.
Managing and Protecting a Child During a Civil Proceeding
As a child injury lawyer, I understand how laws apply to children. Different laws at the state and federal level help protect children during a lawsuit. Many laws provide guidance and protection related to:
Shielding procedures:
These concern methods where child witnesses may avoid direct contact with the defendant while testifying using techniques like screens or barriers, videotape, and closed-circuit television.
Presence of a family member:
Areas concerning the presence and proximity of a parent or guardian when a child is questioned or providing testimony.
Frequency of testimony:
Covering areas involving the frequency with which a child has to testify for the court and in discovery proceedings.
Out of court testimony:
How the court handles and introduces child testimony not given in the courtroom.
Contact Child Injury Trial Lawyer Scott Glovsky for a Free Consultation
We understand the laws and how they apply to children. We represent children and parents of injured children in Pasadena, Los Angeles and other cities and counties in Southern California. For a free consultation, call us at (626) 243-5598 or complete the free case evaluation form on the right side of this page.

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Our Case Results
Relentlessly Tough, Relentlessly Personal
Scott began representing policyholders instead of insurance companies in 1999 and has consistently sought justice for his clients in ways other firms cannot. Scott is passionate about helping policyholders obtain treatments, coverage, and reimbursement from California insurance companies, including Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield of California, Health Net, Kaiser Permanente UnitedHealthcare, and other companies providing insurance.
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$17.3 Million
Wrongful death personal injury case.
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$17.3 Million
I enjoy getting families the justice and compensation they deserve.
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$14.9 Million
I’m happiest when I’m fighting for justice against big companies that think they’re untouchable.
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$10 Million
General areas addressed: health insurance; treatment and procedure coverage; physician recommendations; critical organ, brain, cancer or spinal cord issues; and out of network coverage issues.
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$9.29 Million
Arce v. Kaiser. Kaiser Permanente sued for denying ABA and speech therapy to children with Autism Spectrum Disorders.
