LAUSD es el segundo distrito escolar más grande de Estados Unidos and the largest district in the state of California. Based on this, it is no surprise that LAUSD is constantly at the center of allegations. LAUSD has repeatedly been sued for the failure to keep children safe. LAUSD and other school districts can fail children and their families in many ways; most importantly, they fail to protect them, resulting in injuries or even death. If your El niño sufrió heridas de haber perdido la vida debido a las acciones negligentes del LAUSD, es posible que tenga motivos presentar una reclamación. If you have questions about your right to sue LAUSD for the harm that your child suffered, including any questions about establishing liability, do not hesitate to seek legal assistance with the experts at Downtown L.A. Law Group lo antes posible. Los abogados de Downtown LA Law Group están listos para brindarle la representación que necesita para emprender acciones contra el LAUSD por el daño que sufrió su hijo.

Responsabilidad del LAUSD por lesiones infantiles en las escuelas

El daño potencial que pueden sufrir los niños

Depending on the specific type of incident, children can suffer significant harm. Although there is no specific set of injuries that is exclusive to school district injuries, children can suffer head injuries, brain injuries, neck injuries, back injuries, fractured bones, shoulder injuries, knee injuries, hip injuries, sprains, lacerations, and bruises, for instance. Some injuries can be so severe that they result in the death of the child. Regardless of the specific harm suffered by the children, the harm suffered could result in much more than physical injuries. Specifically, victims and their families could be left suffering severe mental and emotional distress. Undeniably, the harm resulting from LAUSD child injuries could affect many different aspects of your life.

El LAUSD permite por negligencia que los niños mayores jueguen con los más pequeños

¿Qué deber tiene el LAUSD hacia los niños?

Does LAUSD have any specific duty of care towards the children that are under their care? Without a doubt, LAUSD has a duty of care towards the children. They have the duty to keep the children safe of harm’s way. They must address all potential hazards and asses any situations that could be dangerous to the children. When LAUSD or any other school district fail to keep the children safe – whether they are failing to supervise children, allowing children of different ages to play together, or failing to provide the appropriate medical care to children when applicable – they are breaching their duty of care. They are also putting the children at risk of suffering accidents that could leave them injured or even dead. If you believe that your child suffered harm because LAUSD failed to keep your child safe, it is essential that you seek legal assistance as soon as possible; you might have grounds to sue.

¿Es responsable el LAUSD?

The first step to pursuing a claim against LAUSD for a child injury under their watch is to determine liability. Is LAUSD liable for the harm that your child suffered? Why is LAUSD at-fault for the harm that your child suffered? As mentioned above, LAUSD has a duty of care towards all the children on their premises. They have the duty to supervise them and keep them free of harm’s way to the their abilities. There’s plenty of moving parts in schools within the district, children cannot always be controled and incidents can occur. When LAUSD breaches their duty of care towards the children resulting in accidents that could have easily been avoided (had LAUSD not failed), LAUSD will likely be held accountable for all the harm suffered by the children. A breached duty of care represents negligence. If the harm that your child suffered was a direct result of the negligence of LAUSD, you will likely have grounds to file a lawsuit against LAUSD for the harm that your child suffered.

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El derecho a demandar y recibir compensación

As mentioned above, you have the right to pursue a personal injury claim if the harm that your child suffered was a direct result of the negligent actions of LAUSD or a representative of LAUSD. If you pursue a personal injury claim that reaches a successful outcome, you will likely also be eligible to receive compensation. How much compensation could you receive? What type of compensation might you be eligible to recover?

¿Puede responsabilizarse al colegio de mi hijo del acoso escolar?

Cada reclamación es diferente; sin embargo, Reclamaciones por lesiones contra el LAUSD por lesiones a niños Puede dar lugar a algunos de los siguientes tipos de compensación:

• Gastos médicos
• Pérdida de ingresos
• Dolor y sufrimiento
• Pérdida de consorcio
• Gastos de sepelio y entierro
• Daños punitivos

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Although recovering monetary compensation cannot reverse the harm that your child suffered due to the negligent actions of LAUSD, compensation can help you and your family overcome such a traumatic time in your life. If you would like to learn more about the specific type and amount of compensation that you could recover if your claim is successful, do not hesitate to contact Downtown L.A. Law Group as soon as possible. When you contact our law firm and allow our child injury experts to handle your claim, you can be certain that there will always be someone aggressively representing your right to recover the highest amount of compensation for your claim.

Entender la prescripción

You have the right to sue LAUSD for the harm that your child suffered. However, you could lose this right to sue if you fail to take action within the appropriate length of time. All personal injury claims are subject to a specific statute of limitations. Claims against LAUSD, however, are considered to be government claims. Government claims are subject to a strict 6-month (or 180-day statute of limitations). This means that you will have 6 months to file an injury claim with LAUSD. If – for some reason – your claim is denied by LAUSD, you will have the option to pursue a civil claim against LAUSD. In that case, your claim will be subject to a 2-year statute of limitations, meaning that you will have two years to pursue your claim. Considering the fact that the victims of LAUSD injuries are minors, it is important to note that statutes of limitations are tolled until the minor victims are of age. If a parent decides not to pursue a claim on their child’s behalf, the child will be able to pursue a claim within 2 years of turning 18. For more information about the specific statute of limitations that applies to your claim, do not hesitate to contact our law firm as soon as possible.