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Has Your Loved One Suffered an Injury at School?
School accidents are usually the last thing any parent or guardian expects their child to be involved in. But according to statistics, these accidents are far more common than you think. For context, there were an average of 111 fatalities related to school accidents from 2012 to 2021. If you or a loved one has been involved in a school accident caused by someone else’s negligence, help is a free case evaluation away. Contact Morgan and Morgan today to learn more about your legal options.
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Examples of School Accidents
When we think of school accidents, we mostly imagine school bus-related crashes. But that’s not all there is to these types of accidents. Some common examples of school accidents include:
- Slips and falls, especially on wet floors or icy playgrounds
- Sports-related injuries during gym class or on sports teams
- Classroom-based accidents, like injuries from sharp objects or heavy items falling
- Accidents at school labs or workshops, especially if safety protocols aren't followed.
Common Causes of School Accidents
Many school accidents stem from hazards that haven’t been addressed. We are talking about cases involving:
- slippery floors;
- poorly maintained playground equipment
- lack of supervision; or even
- inadequate training on how to use equipment safely or follow proper emergency procedures.
Who Can Be Held Responsible?
Determining who's responsible for a school accident can be tricky and depends on the specifics of the incident. That’s why we recommend having your case reviewed by a school accident specialist at Morgan and Morgan.
Generally, the school could be held liable if the accident was due to negligence. A good example of such a situation is when the school fails to provide a safe environment.
Teachers or staff might also be responsible if it’s shown that their lack of supervision or proper conduct contributed to the accident.
In some cases, even third parties like equipment manufacturers could be held accountable if faulty products, such as exercise equipment or sports gear, are to blame.
Why Choose Morgan & Morgan as Your Negligent Security Attorney
If your child has been injured in a school accident, it's wise to seek legal advice as soon as possible. An experienced lawyer from Morgan and Morgan can help you understand who might be liable and whether you have a claim for compensation to cover medical bills or other damages.
They can also guide you through the process of dealing with school administrations and insurance companies, ensuring that your child's rights are protected and that you’re adequately compensated for the accident.
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