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    • swartz 17
      Categories: Child Safety, Child's Injury

      Understanding School Liability for Injuries Sustained During Field Trips

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      By James Swartz

      Financial compensation may be available if your child is injured during a school field trip, even if you signed a liability waiver.

      Published On: April 21, 20254.2 min read
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      Categories: Baby Safety, Child Safety

      Holding Manufacturers Accountable for Defective Child Car Seats

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      By James Swartz

      Compensation may be available when a child is injured because of a defective car seat in Massachusetts.

      Published On: April 6, 20254.4 min read
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    • toy store
      Categories: Child Safety, In The News, Product Safety, W.A.T.C.H.

      Parents beware of buying unsafe toys for your kids

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      By James Swartz

      Safety of children should be the primary concern of every parent when buying toys. World Against Toys Causing Harm, Inc,

      Published On: April 5, 20254.8 min read
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    • CR Health Inlinehero v2 fisher price rock and play 0419
      Categories: Baby Safety, Child Safety, Consumer Protection, Defective & Dangerous Toys, Product Recall, W.A.T.C.H., Wrongful Death

      Fisher-Price and the Consumer Product Safety Commission today issued a product warning after multiple reports of infant deaths in a Fisher-Price product.

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      By James Swartz

      SOURCE: Consumer Product Safety Commission Fisher-Price and the Consumer Product Safety Commission today issued a product warning

      Published On: April 5, 20250.7 min read
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    • Bullying at school
      Categories: Child Abuse, Child Safety

      Protecting Children from Abuse in Schools: Legal Avenues for Families

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      By James Swartz

      Families may file claims or lawsuits seeking compensation when schools fail to protect their children from bullying.

      Published On: February 14, 20254.4 min read
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    • daycare
      Categories: Child Safety, Child's Injury

      Holding Daycare Centers Accountable for Child Injuries

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      By James Swartz

      If your child has been injured at a daycare center, you may have grounds to seek financial compensation.

      Published On: November 4, 20244.3 min read
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    • dangerous toys
      Categories: Child Safety, Defective & Dangerous Toys

      Product Liability and Children: What Parents Should Know About Dangerous Toys

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      By James Swartz

      Parents should understand their legal options when unsafe products injure their kids. They may have grounds to file product liability claims or lawsuits.

      Published On: June 23, 20244.5 min read
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    • Playground
      Categories: Child Safety

      Is your child safe on the playground? Important safety guidelines to know about

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      By James Swartz

      These playground safety tips protect kids. However, if your child is hurt in an accident, you may have grounds to file a claim for compensation.

      Published On: April 22, 20244.3 min read
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    • chocking hazard
      Categories: Baby Safety, Child Safety, Choking Hazard

      Small-parts hazards are still prevalent, posing significant risks of choking for infants and young children

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      By James Swartz

      Small parts that can harm children are common in many products, even when federal law bans them sometimes.

      Published On: April 7, 20244.4 min read
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