Atlantic Beach, FL asked in Personal Injury for Florida

Q: My 6 year old was pulled out of a bathroom by his teacher slamming his head against the wall. Do I have a case?

He was injured but does complain of headaches and I was never notified y teachers. He was allowed to go to the office and get ice but no one ever informed me that this happened

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Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
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  • Little Neck, NY

A: One of the experienced Florida injury attorneys here could answer you best, but I wanted to bring something to your attention, as your question is open for nearly a week. As a general matter in many jurisdictions, public schools, municipalities, public transportation carriers, etc. are often protected by fairly short notice of claim requirements. If you are contemplating a claim, it would be advisable to contact a Florida attorney without delay to learn if any such requirements are applicable. You ask if you have a case? That's something that could only be determined after a thorough medical evaluation by a physician. I hope your son is okay and there are no injuries necessitating a case. But you could learn more about your son's rights and the timetables within which you need to act to preserve them by contacting an attorney. Good luck

Tim Akpinar

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