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08.06.2021 14:37:49
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What happens if that child is injured somewhere else? Like at school? You’ll have many questions running through your head – ("Can I sue a public school?" "Do I use my own insurance?" "Do different schools handle this differently?" "What if my child was hurt by another child at school?")
Sometimes, however, they can really get injured. If it happens at home, the parent would gather the crying child up and whisk him or her away to the hospital, relying on the family insurance plan to get them all through this trying time.
Additionally, waivers are another defense. here
poor poppet! If it was me I would raise a huge stink of this! The schools are obsessed with Health & Safety, yet have not even notified you about the fall!? more
As a first aider, working in a school, I must admit that it can be VERY difficult to 'spot' a broken bone if there is no obvious symptons from the outside. [links]
Generally, unless there is an injury to the head, or unless the unjury is very visible (a nasty cut of large graze) then we do not call the parents to tell them that their child has had an accident; if we did call, the phones would be engaged all day
Omg Haylie your poor Daughter! here
Unfortunately there isn’t a “yes” or “no” answer to the claim. There aren’t laws you can refer to which deal with specific acts of children in school and schools’ liability for their actions. Rather, the manner in which liability will be determined will be either through an agreed settlement or a lawsuit. more
Most personal injury attorneys do not charge for an initial office consultation. Interview several until you find one who you are comfortable with. Once you do you will be on your way to pursuing a successful lawsuit against the school. [links]
The above is general information. Laws change frequently, and across jurisdictions. You should get a personalized case evaluation from a licensed attorney.
Disclaimer: Our response is not formal legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. It is generic legal information based on the very limited information provided. Do not rely upon the information in our response, or anywhere else on this site, when deciding the proper course of a legal matter. Always get a personalized case review from a local attorney. here