Can I sue this company for the upcoming costs of mental health care for my daughter?

As I am not licensed in your state, I can only provide you with some general guidance. I am sorry to hear of the stress your daughter has been under. However, she should know that her reaction is not unusual. You may find it helpful to review some of the Legal Guides which I published on Avvo.com, one of which deals with mental stress damages following an automobile collision.

I respectfully suggest that you contact a personal injury attorney in your area and see whether or not the attorney will undertake your daughter's representation. You need not have any money of your own in order to hire an attorney, as we personal injury attorneys take these types of cases on a contingent-fee basis, recognizing that people do not have the money up front to pay for our time and services, especially when they often cannot work after a bad collision.

Call a personal injury attorney today.

You may not need to pay an attorney directly. An attorney may be willing to do this on contingency (only gets paid if they collect).

Good luck with your situation.

Matthew Williamson

PTSD is a serious personal injury. Often there are biochemical changes associated with PTSD that if left untreated may develope into more serious long-lasting problems. Most personal injury attorneys, myself included, handle these cases on a contingency fee basis, which means we pay for all the necessary case advance costs and take a percentage at the very end. This way, both the interests of the client and the attorney are aligned. If there is no recovery, there is no fee charged to the client - not even for the costs advanced. Feel free to contact me or my office to discuss your case in greater detail and for a free case evaluation.