Legal Services for Video Game Seizure Victims

Serving Victims throughout the United States

Kenny & Kenny is a well-established personal injury law firm based in Syracuse, New York. Partner and litigator Michael P. Kenny has developed a special interest in photosensitive epilepsy over the past five years. This awareness has led him to form professional relationships with some of the nation’s leading experts in the field.

Using technology to fight its own flaws

Industry experts affiliated with Kenny & Kenny can talk knowledgably about photosensitive epilepsy. They know its causes and the ways in which the video game industry could prevent it.  Organizations such as the Epilepsy Foundation have documented photosensitive reactions to video games to establish guidelines for video game makers. 

Kenny & Kenny has cooperated with other interested firms to acquire a machine that measures the frequency and color intensity of light emitted by specific video games. A simple test can determine if games your child plays fall within the danger zones specified by the Epilepsy Foundation. This provides Kenny & Kenny with concrete evidence to bring to court, if necessary, to prove their case.

Serving victims throughout the United States & Canada

This is a new area of practice, with few attorneys in the United States taking on such cases. That’s why lawyers at Kenny & Kenny believe it is so important to let parents know about their services. If you or a loved one has suffered seizures as a result of playing—or merely watching—video games, be sure to contact Kenny & Kenny immediately.

Act quickly – you only have a limited time to make your claim.

An initial discussion about your case is free of charge or obligation. Kenny & Kenny only charges a fee if an award is successfully recovered for you. You will not be asked to pay a retainer fee up front—the firm recognizes that most people cannot afford to do so. To discuss your information with an attorney, call Kenny & Kenny toll free at (800) 390-1636 today, or contact us online for a free case evaluation.