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Choking on small objects such as household items, toys, and food is a leading cause of death in infants and toddlers, accounting for 75% of deaths in children under the age of three years. Small Children Face Choking Hazards In the United States, more than 12,000 children end up in hospital emergency rooms every year due to choking hazards. For children under the age of 5, choking is the

Each year, thousands of people sustain Christmas injuries while putting up  Christmas trees and holiday decorations, climbing ladders to install outdoor lights, cooking holiday meals, and taking decorations down after Christmas. The 12 Mishaps of Christmas Christmas typically means spending time with family and friends, decorating the Christmas tree, installing decorations and lights, wrapping presents, and enjoying a holiday meal. However, for some people, Christmas turns into a trip

If a child suffers traumatic injuries that impact future employment and earning capability, a legal claim may be filed to recover lost future wages. Recovering Lost Future Income for Childhood Injuries Injury cases involving children are often more complicated than those involving adults. Severe childhood injuries can impact the future quality of life for victims. Additionally, childhood injuries may result in a loss of future income due to long-term physical

Halloween is a fun-filled holiday, but scary dangers are lurking around every corner. Unsafe costumes, pumpkin carving, tainted candy, candle fires, and impaired drivers put thousands of people in the hospital every year. Watch Out for Scary Halloween Hazards For both children and adults, dressing up in scary costumes, trick-or-treating for sweets, carving pumpkins, and attending neighborhood parties brings fun and laughter on Halloween. However, for many people, a