What do I do if my attorney kind of made me settle the case for my daughter but I’m not happy with the amount they settled?

I understand: The attorney "high pressured" you, urging you to sign off. You did so reluctantly and now think better of it. Here's the view from the other side: this was the best offer your lawyer felt you were going to get, given the circumstances of the case. Had it gone forward, the defendant might have withdrawn the offer and then you would face the prospect of possibly getting more at trial, or maybe less, or maybe nothing. Meanwhile there would be the certainty of trial costs, etc. I have had clients who have been unrealistic, even unreasonable in their expectations, I have no idea if that description applies to you, or if your lawyer thinks it does. I don't know what state you are in, but in NY and some others, settlements involving minors must be approved by a judge, which affords the added protection of an impartial view. At any rate, if you have signed settlement documents, then it is too late to do anything. If not, then have your lawyer explain to you again why he/she recommends accepting the deal. Then listen, please listen.