In Burlingame, an unidentified 58-year-old driver lost control of his car outside of a grocery store and hit three Girl Scouts and the adults accompanying them while selling cookies. He said he hit the accelerator instead of the brake while attempting to park his car in a handicap spot. The injury occurred on March 8, 2009. The injured girls were 8, 10 and 12 years old. The adults that were with the children include a 48-year-old woman, mother to one of the Scouts, and a 53-year-old man. One girl and her mother are listed in critical condition. The others are moderately injured and considered stable. The accident investigation is still underway. The car that hit them is a black Lexus. The impact was significant enough to critically injure two people, knock down a metal sign post, topple the table and cookie display and damaged the brick store wall. The store closed for the remainder of the day.
The Keane Law Firm represents children nationwide that have been significantly injured. Please contact The Keane Law Firm for a consultation by visiting our website or calling our office. We may be reached at:
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Attorney Christopher Keane has devoted his Bay Area practice to representing children whose lives have been irrevocably altered by abuse, neglect, injury, or death. He is a member of the San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center (SFCAPC), and is currently serving as the co-Vice President on their Board of Directors. The prestigious Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory Bar Registry of Preeminent Lawyers has awarded Christopher Keane a top rating and, reflecting his dedication to professional excellence. In addition, Mr. Keane is a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum Top Trial Lawyers in America, listed in the top 500 Plaintiff's attorneys in America by Lawdragon.com and as a principal member of Keane Law has acted as lead plaintiff’s lawyer on a number of successful multi-million dollar cases.
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