Once you entrust your child to a daycare, you expect that the staff will take care of your child. You expect your child will be safe and well-protected. The last thing you want is to find out that your child has been badly injured at the facility, or that they were abused and the staff acted negligently. Read more ›
While daycare abuse is still a very serious problem in the US, the vast majority of incidents are simply being ignored or swept under the rug. As a parent, you have a responsibility become involved. Not only to your own child’s sake, but for every child at that particular daycare facility. Read more ›
Was your child abused at a day care facility in Detroit, Grand Rapids, Warren, or anywhere in Michigan? Call 1-877-403-9378 for a free consultation with our daycare abuse attorneys. Read more ›
Has your child suffered from abuse at their daycare? Call the attorneys at Rasansky Law Firm today at 1-877-403-9378. Read more ›
Has your child been abused at a daycare center in Minnesota, including Minneapolis, Saint Paul, or Rochester? Call our daycare abuse attorneys today at 1-877-403-9378. Read more ›
HUDSON, WI — A female daycare worker has been arrested and sentenced to jail after throwing a child to the ground ‘like a ragdoll,” breaking the boy’s leg. Read more ›
WAXAHACHIE, TX — An Ellis County court sentenced a 58-year-old child abuser to life in prison on Thursday for sexually assaulting at least five children at his wife’s daycare facility. Read more ›
A Cobb County man is currently facing backlash due to a previous child sexual abuse charge, which didn’t stop him from being hired at a church-run daycare program in Georgia. Read more ›
Florissant, MO — The parents of a 4-year-old girl claim that their daughter was duct taped to a chair while attending a suburban St. Louis daycare facility back in March, and that the daycare facility failed to report the incident. Read more ›
Individuals who have regular contact with vulnerable people (e.g., children, disabled or elderly individuals, etc.) are often designated as mandatory reporters. These individuals are required by law to ensure that a report is made to an appropriate agency whenever abuse is observed or even suspected. Every state in America (and all US territories) have statutes on the books which identify those who are required to report suspected child maltreatment, as well as the penalties associated with failing to report such an incident. Read more ›
