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Maryland defines a “dangerous” dog as one that has killed or inflicted serious injury on a person without provocation, been determined to be

Virginia classifies dogs with a history of attacking people or animals in two ways. The state labels as “dangerous” any dog that has bitten, at

As reported recently by the Washington Post, the District of Columbia is implementing new enforcement techniques in efforts to improve pedestrian safety, f

According to Safer Parks, a consumer’s guide to safety at amusement parks and carnivals, amusement rides are “complex, powerful machines that e

Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama recently introduced the “Medical Error Disclosure and Compensation Act.” This bill would provide fundin

Researchers at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center may have discovered a better way to treat burn victims. As burn victims recover, they

The National Resource Center for Health and Safety in Child Care and Early Education provides a link to each states’ licensing and regulation information.

Now that school is over and summer has arrived, families frequently are looking for outdoor activities.  The American Red Cross website provides guidl

According to the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, attempts to modify existing laws at the state and federal level could all but end some people’s r

A timely article by the Washington Post gives us an opportunity to follow up on our recent post about Virginia’s new law regarding parental liability for t