Recent Posts in Child Injuries

• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 13-May-2019

  What to Do After a Car Accident While Pregnant

  For an expectant mother, few things are as frightening as the prospect of any harm coming to her unborn child. This is precisely why the aftermath of a car accident is crucial for a pregnant woman, even more so than for most. Focusing on what you ...

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• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 28-Jun-2018

  How to Prevent Dog Bite Injuries

  Dogs may be man’s best friend, but that doesn’t mean that it is always safe to interact with an unfamiliar dog—or even a dog you know and love. Children are particularly at risk of dog bite injuries, since they may have a difficult ...

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• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 14-Jun-2018

  If a Child Trespasses On My Property, Am I Liable for Injuries?

  Children are little explorers, but that doesn’t mean that they can recognize the dangers of their surroundings or when they are trespassing. As a landowner, you may be concerned about trespassing children becoming injured. If a child is injured ...

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• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 30-May-2018

  Summer Water Safety Tips

  Summer is drawing near, but before you head to the nearest beach or pool, you should brush up on your water safety knowledge. There are a number of injuries that can occur in or near the water, including fatal drowning accidents. Drowning is one of ...

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• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 29-Jan-2018

  Day Care Injuries: What You Can Do

  As a parent, you may trust daycare staff to protect and care for your child. When accidents happen, your child may be seriously injured. While it can be difficult to avoid every accident, many injuries could have been prevented by careful ...

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• Posted By Paulsen Law Group 15-Jan-2018

  What Is the Florida Attractive Nuisance Doctrine?

  In general, trespassers cannot hold a property owner liable for any injuries sustained while trespassing. The attractive nuisance doctrine provides an exception to these laws, which is meant to protect children. Because children are often explorers ...

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