In this case, a security guard was badly scalded by hot water from an outdoor hose bibb. Robson Forensic was retained to explain the biomechanics of scalds and opine on the plaintiff's ability to…
Peter Leiss, P.E. and Jamie Williams, Ph.D. of Robson Forensic, Inc. were interviewed by WGAL to discuss their findings related to a recent child safety seat study.
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In 2015, engineers and scientists at Robson Forensic, Inc. crash-tested three popular rear facing infant car seats to compare the risk of head injury when using the Lower Anchor and Tethers for CHildren (LATCH) system as compared to seatbelts during rear-end collisions. The results of this study showed that the LATCH did not provide equal protection during rear end crashes. Despite these findings, research clearly shows that the use of child restraint systems are highly effective in reducing the risk of injury and death during a crash. EVERY CHILD should ride in an age appropriate car seat EVERY TIME they are in a vehicle.
More information on the study is available at: www.robsonforensic.com/articles/latch-system-fails-to-protect-infants-from-brain-injury-expert-study
Video Source: www.wgal.com/news/local-researchers-find-some-problems-with-rearfacing-car-seats/37491272
In this case, a security guard was badly scalded by hot water from an outdoor hose bibb. Robson Forensic was retained to explain the biomechanics of scalds and opine on the plaintiff's ability to…
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