Summer is a time we want our kids to enjoy the outdoors, where they can play with their friends, get much-needed exercise, and have fun. As parents, we want to assume that neighborhood playgrounds in and around San Diego are safe and free from hidden dangers, but unfortunately, that’s not always the case. We’d like […]
Learn More About Staying Safe on the Playground This SummerMany San Diego residents have swimming pools on their property. While a swimming pool is a great way to add value to your property and bring countless hours of fun for your family and friends, it is also one of the greatest sources of premises liability for you as the owner. Tragic accidents, especially involving […]
Learn More About Who Is Responsible for San Diego Swimming-Pool-Related Injuries?It was a special day for 52-year-old woman who was visiting Six Flags in Arlington for her first time with family. After most likely enduring the long line to finally ride the Texas Giant, known as “the world’s steepest drop,” the woman entered the ride with her son and tragically fell to her death near […]
Learn More About Six Flags Roller Coaster Kills Texas MomWhether the playground is in your backyard or in a public place, playground safety is key to protecting the health and wellbeing of children this summer. While every experienced San Diego child injury attorney has helped families with playground accident injury cases, all attorneys hope that children never need such help because they never face […]
Learn More About Keep Kids Safe on San Diego Playgrounds This SummerThe fun of amusement park rides comes from the sense of danger, but the danger should only be illusory, never real. Unfortunately, when rides are not maintained properly, riders, operators, and maintenance staff can suffer injuries and need the protection of an experienced San Diego injury attorney. One such situation may be brewing at Disneyland, […]
Learn More About Cal/OSHA Regulators Consider Fining Disneyland for Ride Safety ViolationsA second Carnival cruise ship is suffering mechanical problems that cut passengers’ cruise time short, according to a recent article in The Los Angeles Times. The Carnival Dream, which was carrying out a cruise in the Caribbean, began having emergency power problems a few days ago, according to one passenger who notified the Miami Coast […]
Learn More About Carnival Cruise Ship’s Mechanical Problems Strand Passengers – AgainIn the past few years, people have become fairly aware of the risks of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning and this has lead to the arrival of many new laws in hopes of preventing severe injury by this “silent killer.” Every year, more than 400 people die and around 40,000 are hospitalized due to carbon monoxide […]
Learn More About Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: New California Law & Safety TipsFour people suffered carbon monoxide poisoning currently due to unknown reasons at a house in the 900 block of Cypress Avenue on January 14, 2013, around 12 p.m. According to the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department, all of the victims were immediately rushed to UCSD Medical Center for medical treatment. Our personal injury law office sincerely […]
Learn More About Four Hospitalized after Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in San DiegoBrenda Hollingsworth of Auger Hollingsworth‚ an Ottawa personal injury law firm‚ recently reported about a serious school accident that led to the death of a student. The accident happened earlier this week at Mother Theresa Catholic High School when gases in the shop ignited and caused an explosion when they came into contact with heat. […]
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