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Skokie consumer activist backs product safety bill (Skokie Review)
Litigation and Arbitration (Mondaq)
Keep your child safe on the internet - dangerous sexual predators are online (Daily News)
AT&T and Leading Child Safety Organizations Take Online Safety to the Classroom (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Can technology save lives? (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Community Health Plan Ranks Highest for Washington Child Immunizations (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Smackdown in Toyland (The Globe and Mail)
Skokie consumer activist backs product safety bill (Skokie Review)
The new national consumer product safety bill recently signed into law is a personal triumph for activists like Skokie resident Lisa Lipin who shouted long and hard for more stringent overview of products sold in the United States.
Litigation and Arbitration (Mondaq)
President Bush has signed legislation significantly overhauling the laws governing the safety of consumer products sold in the United States.
Keep your child safe on the internet - dangerous sexual predators are online (Daily News)
The internet is great and it offers great opportunities but at the same time it poses a great threat as well.
AT&T and Leading Child Safety Organizations Take Online Safety to the Classroom (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
AT&T Inc. today announced it is returning to the classroom through online safety education developed by the Internet Keep Safe Coalition and presented by Drug Abuse Resistance Education officers.
Can technology save lives? (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
If a car can remind to buckle up, why can't it warn you about a forgotten baby in the backseat?
Community Health Plan Ranks Highest for Washington Child Immunizations (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
The Health Recovery and Services Administration announced Community Health Plan has been recognized for having the highest pediatric immunization rate of any health plan in the state.
Smackdown in Toyland (The Globe and Mail)
With Indiana Jones and Star Wars in its war chest, Lego has made an impressive comeback. Meanwhile, Mega Brands has been forced to retreat after a series of safety-related recalls. Can the Canadian upstart mount a counterattack of its own?
