Torts/Personal Injury
Sep. 4, 2026
Navigating client council and guardian dynamics in cases involving minors
Representing an injured minor requires special care, from choosing the right guardian ad litem and navigating potential conflicts to ensuring any settlement protects the minor's long-term interests.
Geoffrey S. Wells
Partner
Greene, Broillet & Wheeler LLP
100 Wilshire Blvd Fl 21
Santa Monica , CA 90401-1116
Phone: (310) 576-1200
Email: gwells@gbw.law
Pepperdine Law School
Representing an injured minor carries special responsibilities because minors are particularly vulnerable, and the consequences of resolving their cases can last far longer than in a typical case.
It is especially important to meet with the parents and the minor either in person or by Zoom early in the case. Getting to know the minor and the parents while working up the case is important. This includes learning what school the child a...
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