Car accident attorney

March 16, 2026

Motorist Opened Their Door Into Me As I Was Riding My Bike

Dooring Accident: Cars And Truck Vs Bike: Understanding Responsibility When a biker is "doored," this suggests that a motorist or passenger opened up an auto door into the biker. Normally, a cyclist will collide with the open vehicle door while riding down a line of parked automobiles....

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March 16, 2026

Best Injury Lawyers Dallas, Tx

Just How Much Does It Cost To Employ A Personal Injury Attorney? Mission Injury Lawyers Always make clear upfront how expenses relate to your situation and whether they will certainly be deducted from your personal injury negotiation or paid individually. Some law firms use tiered backup costs,...

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March 29, 2026

Can I Sue For Minor Injuries? Compensation For Soft Tissue & Roadway Breakout Instances

Can I Sue For Minor Injuries? Compensation For Soft Cells & Road Rash Cases The details on this website is for basic information objectives only. The Info provided at this website needs to not be construed as official lawful recommendations neither the formation of an attorney-client partnership....

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March 29, 2026

What To Do In Automobile Crash Without Insurance Coverage Florida Not To Blame

What If I Was Struck By A Without Insurance Motorist In Texas? It is very important to act swiftly, look for medical attention, and call Friedman, Domiano & Smith for the legal recommendations required to navigate the lawful intricacies. If a without insurance driver strikes you, it may feel like...

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About Erik E. Child
Mr. Child is the senior trial attorney and founding partner at Child & Jackson Personal Injury Lawyers. Mr. Child has been trying cases for over 23 years, having won numerous successful verdicts with few losses. Mr. Child began his education by attending Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah on a scholarship for music performance, playing saxophone, bassoon, flute, and clarinet in jazz and rock bands, symphonies, orchestras, and chamber orchestras. While attending college Mr. Child played rugby and worked full time manufacturing safes and oil drilling equipment. He interrupted college to serve a mission for his church in Norway for two years, where his mother immigrated from, before returning to BYU. Mr. Child switched his major to international/comparative law, economics, and national security culminating in a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations in 1993. Mr. Child pursued his studies in international law at McGeorge School of Law, but ultimately changed his emphasis...