If your child bullies and injures one of their peers, as their parent, you could be held responsible.
People may not think of bullying in terms of legalities but if your child bullies and injuries someone, you as the parent can be held responsible.
Preszler Law’s John Philp discusses the liabilities parents have for their children and the action steps that need to be taken if you find your child is involved in a bullying incident.
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