Was your child hurt at school?

If your child has been injured at school, our firm can help get you relief. Bryan handles personal injury cases for special education students. Tell him what happened, and he will explain your options in plain English.

What to know

Only for special education students

This is not a general injury practice. Bryan takes these cases only when they involve special education students.

Most cases never go to court

Most of these cases are settled without going to court.

Demand letters

Bryan has used demand letters to resolve cases with private schools.

What happens when you reach out

  1. Tell us what happened to your child at school.
  2. Bryan looks at the facts and explains your options.
  3. If there is a claim, he writes to the school and works toward a settlement.

Parents say it best.

Five stars, from families who have worked with Bryan.

“Mr. Winn had an incredibly supportive role in obtaining the testing my son needed from his school. He was patient and understanding.”

Doris B.

“Bryan really cares about his clients and does an excellent job. He has always gone the extra mile to get a great result.”

Bob G.

“I have been working with Bryan for three years now and am so thankful for him. He is professional and gets things done!”

Jasmine G.

“We have worked with Bryan Winn for many years and have always found him to be prompt, accessible, and a total professional.”

Corinne T.

Questions about injuries at school

Who is responsible if my child gets hurt at school?

It depends on what happened. Schools have a duty to watch over students, and many special education students need closer watching. Bryan looks at the facts and tells you if there is a claim.

Can I sue the school if my child gets hurt?

Sometimes. Most of these cases settle without going to court, often after a demand letter. Claims against a public school district have short deadlines, so call soon.

Tell us what happened.

The first consultation is free. Call or send a short note, and Bryan's office will call you back.

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