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Personal Injury At School - When Is a School District Liable for Personal Injury?

Many are unaware when to hold a school district liable for personal injuries. In this video, Personal Injury Attorney Randy Roberts of Roberts & Roberts gives useful and precise information regarding the Texas Tort Claims Act, which covers the liability of school districts clarifying the many doubts; troubling a majority of people. Video Transcription: When is a school district liable for a student’s injury? That’s a question that we’re often asked. In Texas, the law gives a broad blanket of immunities to school districts. In fact, the Texas Tort Claims Act, which covers the liability of school districts, basically limits the liability of a school district to injuries or deaths caused by the operation or use of a motor vehicle, typically a school bus accident or an accident involving transportation of students to and from a school activity. There are exceptions to that general rule here in Texas, for example, there is some liability if you have a situation where a teacher has handed out excessive corporal punishment and in some circumstances, there’s liability where the student’s civil rights have been violated, but as a general rule, Texas gives broad immunity to school districts and if your child is injured in an activity that does not involve the operation or use of a motor vehicle, your rights may be quite limited. You need to consult with an attorney based on the details of your case but we’re always available to give you further answers if you just give us a call. http://www.robertslawfirm.com/ (903) 597-6000 118 W 4th St Tyler, TX 75701