What to do if my child was at a friend’s house where the parents were allowing alcohol and later that night my child was burned when trying to light a bonfire with gasoline?
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What to do if my child was at a friend’s house where the parents were allowing alcohol and later that night my child was burned when trying to light a bonfire with gasoline?
The parents had gone to bed. No one called 911 but was driven to the ER and later transferred to a burn center. I have great health insurance. Will my insurance cover it or would the home owners insurance?
Asked on July 24, 2013 under Personal Injury, Minnesota
Answers:
Matthew Majeski / Majeski Law, LLC
Answered 10 years ago | Contributor
The parents may be vulnerable to criminal and/or civil consequences. I suggest you contact a local attorney familiar with personal injury law to evaluate the facts of your situation and see if you have a claim. Health insurance would be the proper insurance.
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