By Steven Smith, Attorney and David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network New York day care and child care centers are regulated by the New York Office of Children and Family Services. Pursuant to Section 418-1.5, Safety of the New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR), child care…
By Stephanie Brown and David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network Investigators which included pediatric experts conducted an extensive study into the cause of injuries in Atlanta day care centers. While the study was conducted in 1988, its findings are still pertinent today in that the hazardous or…
By Will Brown, Attorney and David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network In Ohio child day care centers, children suffer personal injuries every day while participating in outdoor / playground play or indoor play. Many of these child injuries could be prevented with better and more diligent supervision…
By Stephanie Brown and David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network In Georgia and Other States, day care centers have a duty to report incidents of serious injury and death to the responsible child welfare agency. In Georgia, day care centers have a duty to report these incidents…
By Will Brown, Attorney and David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network Ohio child day care centers are regulated in part by the Ohio Revised Code (O.R.C.) Chapter 5104 – Child Day Care. Like many day care laws throughout the nation, the Ohio child day care law can…
By Stephanie Brown and David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network Each week in Atlanta, Georgia, people are injured on escalators—often those people are children. While recent reports have blamed the popular soft-sided flexible clogs worn by children, escalator injuries are an ongoing problem that did not begin…
By Scott Soutullo, Attorney and David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network In Alabama, child day care centers have a duty to provide children with a safe physical environment as to prevent personal injuries and wrongful death of children in the day care setting. Pursuant to Minimum Standards…
By Stephanie Brown and David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network While Georgia’s Recreational Purpose Act is designed to encourage landowners to open up their property to the public for recreational purposes, the law has the effect of shielding landowners from liability for injuries caused by dangerous conditions…