By David Wolf, Attorney
Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network
Survivors First is a volunteer from that was formed in 2002 to inform and educate victims of priest sexual abuse their treatment / recovery options. Furthermore, the mission of this group is to keep kids safe. Parents and caregivers should be aware of prior incidents and convictions especially of abusing priests in their communities. Various resources of websites on child abuse incidents and prevention are posted at the Survivors First Website.
The Center for the Study of Traumatic encephalopathy (CSTE), at the Boston University School of Medicine is researching a type of brain damage called chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). This type of brain injury is caused by concussions. Until recently, concussions were concerned invisible type of injuries that are associated with a jarring blow to the head that temporarily affects the senses. Occasionally, concussions lead to unconsciousness. Autopsies and studies have revealed the presence of CTE in former NFL players as well as even young players.
South Carolina day care / child care centers are regulated by the
A government study reported that approximately 100 children died and 2000 were injured as a result of vehicle backover accidents in 2007. The study was released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The study was in response to a 2008 law that required the tracking of backover incidents, power window strangulations, and heat exposure injuries / deaths.
In South Carolina, a dog owner is liable to a child or other injury victim of a dog bite that takes place in a public place or on the dog owner’s property. Pursuant to 
In South Carolina, a dog owner has a duty and responsibility to maintain control of his or own dog. Pursuant to 
In Michigan, child day care centers have a duty to properly staff the facility and supervise the children. In order to promote adequate staffing of child day care centers, the Michigan Department of Human Resources promulgated rules and regulations that require child day care centers to have certain staff to children ratios in place for the safety and supervision of the children. Pursuant to