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sexual molestation involving a minor

Answered 2 years and 11 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Education
You should retain a personal injury lawyer in your state to investigate the matter to determine if the school can be held civilly liable. The issue in the case is whether the school officals were on constructive or actual notice of the problem and failed to take steps to protect your grandson in spite of that notice. ... Read More
You should retain a personal injury lawyer in your state to investigate the matter to determine if the school can be held civilly liable. The issue... Read More

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