Topic
Child Injury - Product Liability - Dangerous Toys
6 posts
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What Parents Should Know About Toy-Related Deaths and Serious Injuries
Three types of dangerous toys flagged by Trouble in Toyland, and the legal options Georgia parents have if their child has been injured by a toy.
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Toy-Related Deaths and Serious Injury
What legal options do parents have if their child has been injured by a dangerous toy? Toys from the 2013 Trouble in Toyland report and Georgia law.
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Homeowner’s Insurance – What If My Child Is Hurt At Another Family’s Home?
If your child is hurt at another family's house and a homeowner's insurance policy is in effect, the injury claim will almost certainly be covered.
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Trampoline Injury Claims for Children
Trampolines were designed as training equipment for adults. How children get hurt on trampolines, typical injuries, and legal issues in injury claims.
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IKEA Recalls Children’s Tents Over Potential of Laceration & Puncture Child Injury
IKEA recalled its BUSA children's folding tent sold in August and September 2011. The steel wire frame can break and is a laceration and puncture hazard.
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Dangerous Toys – Magnets That Can Be Swallowed by Children – Product Liability & Child Care Provider Liability
When a child swallows one magnet the consequences may be negligible, but swallowing two or more can be fatal. Toy makers and caregivers may be liable.
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