A happily married father of three boys, Ken Levinson is a Chicago child injury lawyer and a Chicago child car accident lawyer at Joseph, Lichtenstein and Levinson in Chicago. He is also a child safety advocate and believes every injured or seriously injured child is one too many.
Personally and professionally committed to drawing the line between acceptable and careless actions by individuals and corporations, Ken has held dozens of companies and negligent individuals legally accountable for such wrongful acts, helping families of the injured or killed, to receive reimbursements for past, incurred or future medical care.
Above all, Ken hopes that rather than feeling fearful and helpless amidst the uncertainties of today, parents can feel empowered by remaining educated and active proponents of their own child’s safety.
About The Safest Line – Preventing Child Injury by Promoting Child Safety
This blog is a place to explore all of the issues concerning child safety in your streets, your schools and in your own home. The Safest Line is also a place to connect with other parents like Ken who are seeking to learn more about preventing child injury by promoting child safety. Start with the Safest Line Resources page, a thorough list of Websites we have found very informative.
If your child has been injured please contact Ken immediately.
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If your child has been injured or worse, please call Ken Levinson at Joseph, Lichtenstein and Levinson at 312-346-9270 or e-mail ken@thesafestline.com. Although based in Chicago, Ken works on child injury cases across the country.
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My 12 year old son has suffered a hairline fracture of his tibia due to a ball hit to him by his coach during a camp practice session. It was obviously hit too hard to cause this type of damage. He stated that he fell to the ground grabbing his shin and the coach continued on with the practice without proper attention being given to the child. Out of fear of his coach he ignored the pain and continued on with practice. Since no medical attention was given to the my son he continued to use the leg but did complain of some pain. I thought that it was just a bad bruise and did not pay close attention as my son seemed to be enduring the pain just fine. He also plays football and participated in a game on Sunday. He played one play without contact and came off the field stating his leg was sore. We iced it down that evening. The next day when he attempted to practice he could not walk onto the field and I took him to the emergency room that evening. We found a bone bruise resulting from an impact to his tibia (shin). I contacted the coach immediately and he followed up with me three days later stating that all of the kids were getting hit in the shin. I don’t know why I even owe you an apology. The voicemail has been saved on my phone. I now expect him to pay for my son’s doctor bills apologize to him and due to his flippant attitude towards my son’s injury I now want punitive damages. I have also been told by other youth that were participating in the activity that he intentionally hit the ball harder towards my son that he did other youth. If this is the case I will be pressing criminal assault charges as well. Please contact me.