Suing School For Endangerment

Summary

In Ontario, child endangerment involves actions or inactions that risk a childs safety. If school staff failed to act on a serious illness, it may be grounds for legal action. Document evidence like communications and witness statements. Consulting a legal professional can help explore options and strengthen your case.

Full Conversation

Someone in my class had a terrible illness and the office did not care about the situation
I'm sorry to hear about the situation. In Ontario, child endangerment involves actions that put a child's health or safety at risk. It's important to gather details about the incident, such as dates, the illness involved, and any specific actions or negligence by the school office. Can you share more about the illness and how the office responded?
The office said nothing and did nothing
It sounds like a concerning situation. In Ontario, proving child endangerment requires showing that the actions or lack of actions by the school staff put the child's health or safety at risk. It might be useful to document any evidence you have, such as emails, communications, or witness statements. Have you considered discussing this with a legal professional to explore your options further?
Yes
Case Rating: *
This situation seems serious, and consulting with a legal professional may provide you with more options. If you have any documentation or witness statements, it could strengthen your case. If you decide to pursue this, consider gathering as much evidence as possible. Do you have any specific questions about the process?