Who is responsible if our child was personally injured at school?

My daughter contracted poison oak which was readily at her reach in her school yard. There is one unreimbursed medical bill from our insurance company and the school has not responded to my request to take care of it. Can I bring a successful course of action against the school?
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AyerHoffman, LLP | David C. Ayer
Woburn, MA
If this is a public school, you would be suing the municipality for its negligence in maintaining the school grounds and for failure to warn of the danger on the property. You should find an attorney quickly because there are special limitations on suing municipalities, including a shorter time frame in which to file suit. Whether you succeed is largely fact dependent.

Answer Applies to: Massachusetts
Replied: 9/26/2011

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