Practice Areas

• Children Injured in Car Accidents
• Child Accidents including: Pedestrian, School, Burns, Sports & Falls
• Bicycle Accidents
• Children's Medical Malpractice
• Swimming Pool Accidents
• Adult Personal Injuries and Accidents

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Child Accidents including: Pedestrian, School, Burns, Sports & Falls

• How Likely is Child Death through Injury In Connecticut: Are we doing all we can ?
• Playground Accidents Frequent
• Cheerleader Injuries

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Children's Medical Malpractice

• Unfair Drug Companies Win in Autism/Vaccine Case

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Children Injured in Car Accidents

• 6 Teens Injury in Roll Over Accident
• Children and Trauma
• Cellular phones: Convenient, but dangerous

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Swimming Pool Accidents

• 5 Steps to Keep Kids from Drowning
• A Danger at the Public Pool

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State and Local Groups Helping Kids

• April 25 is Prescription Drug Disposal Day in Southington
• Safe Kids Connecticut
• Support the Southington YMCA's Strong Kids Campaign

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Teen Law and Parental Responsibility

• Teen Law and Parental Responsibility

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General

• Sexting

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Good Teen - Bad Teen

• A Slap in the Facebook - My Daughter Declined my Invitation of Friendship
• Empty Your Pockets: Student Drug Searches
• Teens to Old for Halloween: Beware Criminal Mischief
• I Want My Own Car

Library

Children Injured in Car Accidents

• Children and Chiropractors

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Child Accidents including: Pedestrian, School, Burns, Sports & Falls

• Choking Deaths Are Preventable

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Teen Safety

• S.T.E.P.S Newsletter

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Teen Prom Safety Promise

• Download This Now: Teen Prom Safety Contract !

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Teen Safety

• Social Host Law and the Prom

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Child Accidents including: Pedestrian, School, Burns, Sports & Falls

• Unsafe Books?

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Children's Medical Malpractice

• 3 Birth Injuries Every Hour

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Safety Contracts With Kids

• Parent-Teen Driving Agreement
• Internet Safety Agreement for Kids from NetSmartz

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Children Injured in Car Accidents

• March is Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness Month
• Driving Contracts with Your Teens

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General

• The federal government implements new standards aimed at reducing the amount of lead in air

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Child Accidents including: Pedestrian, School, Burns, Sports & Falls

• Child Chokes on Playground
• Distorting the Truth of A Child Witness's Testimony

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Children Injured in Car Accidents

• Mother Forgives Negligent Operator following Death of 3 Minor Children
• Two Preschool Children Killed in Delivery Van BackOver Accident
• Tragic Backover Accidents

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General

• Connecticut Law of Punitive Damages

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Children Injured in Car Accidents

• Traumatic Brain Injury and Post Concussive Syndrome in Children
• Contributory Negligence

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Children's Medical Malpractice

• Steroids Not Good For The Common Cold

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Child Accidents including: Pedestrian, School, Burns, Sports & Falls

• Coach Charged in Heat Exhaustion Death of Player
• Monster Truck Kills 6-Year Old Boy

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Unsafe Books?

A recent act of congress know as the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (check out this video) is designed to protect children from dangerous toys or other products that might contain lead. These laws are in response to toys that were imported from China and found unsafe. The Act includes books no matter where they are manufactured, even though most books have lead levels that are well below the Act’s most stringent safety standards. The industry is fighting to have most books exempted.

Free Books

Rebuilding Dreams: A Legal Guide for Parents of Injured Children

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