Georgia Defective Child Restraint Attorneys
Defective child seats, booster seats, and other restraints that fail to offer the protection they should cause serious injuries and fatalities to hundreds of children each year.
At Harris Penn Lowry, we'd like to change that.
Unfortunately, federal standards for car seat safety are minimum standards and the testing of these products that is done, is not done under real-world conditions. This makes choosing a safe car seat or booster seat difficult to do. There are, however, a few simple rules you can follow that will help:
- Don't rely solely on the seatbelt to anchor your child's car seat. Always use the latch system provided by the manufacturer.
- Always follow the instructions for the installation and use of the car seat. If you need help with understanding these instructions or installing the car seat, contact your local police or fire station.
- Replace car seats every two years at a minimum. Improvements are being made and the seats themselves can weaken with use.
For more specific information about car seats and child restraint systems, there are helpful Internet web sites like safetyforum.com that you can consult. In addition, you might consider opting to purchase a vehicle with an integrated child safety seat built into its design. These newer products are becoming more widely available and offer better protection for your children.
Driven by the desire to see justice done and to make cars and other products SAFER for the adults and children who use them…
At Harris Penn Lowry, LLP, no cause is more important to us than the protection of children. We have families of our own and we care about keeping ours' and others' safe. As lawyers, we represent families and children from throughout the states of Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina in defective car seat and seatbelt failures of all kinds.
Contact our experienced Georgia defective child restraint attorneys today for a free consultation and to learn more about what we can accomplish in your case.
Our auto defects work is provided on a contingent fee basis—this means that you will pay our firm no attorneys' fees unless we are able to obtain a verdict or settlement in your case.
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