Personal InjuryCar Accidents Cause High Number of Child Deaths; Massachusetts Comparative Negligence Law May Reduce Recovery When Seatbelts Not Used
A recent report issued by the New York Times indicates that for children under the age of 15, the most common cause of death is unintentional injuries resulting from car accidents. In the majority of fatal crashes, children were not wearing safety belts. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration provided statistics that supported the research and indicated that from...