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Children Injured in Car Accidents
Child Accidents including: Pedestrian, School, Burns, Sports & Falls
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Teen Safety
Child Accidents including: Pedestrian, School, Burns, Sports & Falls
Children's Medical Malpractice
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Children Injured in Car Accidents
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Child Accidents including: Pedestrian, School, Burns, Sports & Falls
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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Children Injured in Car Accidents
Children's Medical Malpractice
Child Accidents including: Pedestrian, School, Burns, Sports & Falls
Swimming Pool Accidents
In 2002 a young girl by the name of Virginia Graeme Baker was tragically drowned in a hot tub. The cause of the drowning was presumed to be the suction of the hot tub and the lack of a secondary drain. In fact, many children each year are sucked into improper drains in swimming pools across the country resulting in death, serious scarring or other injury. In response, Congress passed what is called the The Virginia Graeme Baker Act. This Act requires that all existing pools be retrofited to comply with the Act. This could mean that a pool has to add a second drain or a special filter cover. The law applies to all Connecticut Pool and Spas. Unfortunatley, due to the expense, the lack of proper drain covers, and ambiguities in the law, many pools have not complied with the Act. This means that children are still at risk. If you have questions about whether or not your public pool is safe, please give me a call to discuss your concerns.Blog for Swimming Pool Accidents
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Tony Sheffy | Sheffy, Mazzaccaro, DePaolo & DeNigris, LLP
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