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CONYBEARE LAW OFFICE
For more than three generations, the Conybeare family has been an active part of the southwest Michigan community. Located in downtown St. Joseph, Conybeare Law Office has handled thousands of personal injury and wrongful death cases involving automobile, truck and motorcycle accidents, medical and other professional malpractice, insurance claims, defective products, slip and falls, and other situations where harm has been negligently caused by another. With the acquisition of Smit & Kragt, an established local Social Security disability and worker’s compensation law firm, Conybeare Law Office is now the largest, full service personal injury firm in the area, and has the advantage of living and working in this community. We are available to our clients and are nearby the contacts needed to fully investigate and pursue claims. The lawyers at Conybeare Law Office offer high quality legal services for the multi-million dollar cases and the more modest claims, providing each client the legal attention needed and the results they deserve. Our goal is to make the difficult decision of choosing an attorney easy for you. We are the only call you have to make.
Protecting Your Future - Conybeare Law Office |
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Conybeare Law Office is pleased to announce that the St. Joseph law firm, Smit & Kragt, is merging with our office at our Main Street address, creating a full service personal injury law practice for Southwest Michigan. Smit & Kragt has a long history of expertise in handling worker’s compensation and Social Security disability claims, which complements the practice areas of Conybeare Law Office in auto accidents, medical malpractice, product liability and other areas where people are injured due to the negligence of others. The planned merger is the culmination of several years where the two firms have maintained a close working relationship, regularly referring clients to one another. The two firms will work together to protect your injury law needs and to protect your family and future. |
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JULY 2009 Safety News
Click to hear our ad: Swimming Pool Safety
A swimming pool is a means to enjoy exercise or relax. Entertaining poolside makes for a fun time with family and friends. However, parents and those supervising young children must be mindful of the inherent risks of having access to a swimming pool. The following safety tips might prevent a drowning or a serious injury:
- An adult should always be present when children are near a swimming pool. Supervision by an adult familiar with CPR is the best form of child safety.
- Proper fencing with gate latches are a must around a swimming pool.
- Doors that open into the swimming pool area should have an alarm that sounds when the door is opened.
- If a child is missing, check the pool first. Seconds count.
- Make sure that toys are cleared from the pool area, so that children aren’t tempted to reach for them.
- Have life preservers available for young swimmers.
- Lifesaving equipment and first aid supplies should be kept in the pool area.
- Have an outside telephone handy for emergency calls.
- If you hear thunder or see lightning, clear the pool.
- Teach children not to play with or near drain covers.
- Teach children how to swim; but remember that teaching a child to swim does not mean the child is safe in water.
For more information on pool safety, visit the American Academy of Pediatric swimming pool tip website at American Acadamy of Pediatrics website.
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