Slip and Fall

Generally, "slips and falls" (also called "trips and falls" or "slips, trips, and falls") would describe injuries occurring on someone else’s property as a result of a dangerous condition on that property--for instance, slipping and injuring yourself on food spilled on a restaurant floor.  These kinds of accidents can occur on any property, whether public or private, such as parks, apartment-building common areas, private homes, or your office.

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Auto Injuries (children)

In the United States during 2003, 1,591 children ages 14 years and younger died as occupants in motor vehicle crashes, and approximately 220,000 were injured. That's an average of 4 deaths and 602 injuries each day (NHTSA 2004a)

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