Attorney Norman Taylor & Others Receive Award from the Citizens Commission on Human Rights

GLENDALE, Calif. - Feb. 12, 2014 - PRLog -- On February 1, 2014, Attorney Norman Taylor, President of the Better Golf Association, and other officers were presented an award by the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) for their fundraising efforts on behalf of the CCHR’s “Fight for Kids” campaign.

“Fight for Kids” is a program designed to increase public awareness of abuses committed under the guise of mental health by prescribing medications to children. Quite simply put, parents are not being given accurate information about psychiatric labels, mental disorders, or the drugs being prescribed to “treat” children. One of the slogans used in the “Fight for Kids” campaign – “Childhood Is Not a Mental Disorder” – nicely sums up the spirit of the educational drive.

Attorney Norman Taylor is the founding lawyer at Norman Taylor & Associates. He is dedicated to helping consumers recover compensation from auto manufacturers after being sold lemons, but he is also heavily involved in the local community. He is President of the Better Golf Association, volunteers many hours for international human rights efforts, and sponsors drug education speakers in the public school system.

Norman Taylor & Associates is a recognized and respected lemon law firm serving clients throughout the state of California. Attorney Taylor co-authored the first book on California lemon law titled “Lemon Law: A Manual for Consumers” and has since authored his own book, “Lemon Law: The Standard Reference Guide.” The latter is distributed and recognized on a national level.

California consumers who have been sold a defective automobile or “lemon” have may be able to recover compensation through a lemon law claim. A California lemon law attorney from Norman Taylor & Associates can help. More information is available on the firm’s website at www.normantaylor.com.