Helping a Houston Family Move Forward After Young Boy Abandoned by Daycare Bus Driver

As a result of being abandoned at the closed school, the young boy suffered a severely high degree of distress that caused him to distrust the adults who are responsible for his care, including his mother. His anxiety manifested through a change in his personality—transforming from a calm, good-natured boy to one who acted out and threw tantrums. The boy refused to listen to his mom and had outbursts when he didn’t get his way. Experts advised that the boy’s behaviors were consistent with separation anxiety and abandonment issues from his experience of being left alone by the bus driver.

The Houston daycare injury attorneys at The Button Law Firm fought and held the daycare center accountable for repeated failures that led to this incident that negatively impacted this family. The boy and his mom received compensation to help the boy receive the resources and care he needed to heal from his traumatic experience and to help the family move forward.

How The Button Law Firm Can Help Your Family with a Daycare Negligence Case

If your child was neglected at daycare, contact our knowledgeable Houston daycare injury attorneys at The Button Law Firm. We are experienced in working on cases involving children, like this case where an unqualified daycare bus driver abandoned a young boy. Our attorneys will listen to you and your child to assess the situation and determine how a daycare failed to protect your child in its care. Our attorneys at The Button Law Firm are recognized on the prestigious Texas Super Lawyers list, and we can help guide you after a traumatizing incident involving your child. We work on contingency, meaning we don’t charge you or collect any upfront fees to get started on your case. Call us at 281-857-6116 or fill out a contact form below for a free consultation.

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Dallas, Houston, and Midland Texas trial and personal injury lawyer dedicated to securing justice for clients.

DISCLAIMER: The results are specific to the facts and legal circumstances of each of the clients' cases and should not be used to form an expectation that the same results could be obtained for other clients in similar matters without reference to the specific factual and legal circumstances of each client's case.