Head injuries can occur at any age and although they are not visible their impacts can be long lasting. Children and adolescence are at the highest risk of experiencing head trauma. Most of the time pediatric head injuries are mild and will not have long lasting effects. It is normal for children to fall or experience an accident every once in a while. That is part of childhood. Unfortunately, sometimes, children can experience severe head trauma that can leave them with long-term consequences. When this happens, it is important for parents and guardians to understand the implications of this injury and their legal options when seeking compensation for their child’s head injury.