WHAT IF MY CHILD IS INJURED IN A SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENT

June 17, 2017

If Your Child was Injured in a School Bus Accident, Wham & Rogers Want to Help

Accidents involving school buses and multi-passenger transport vans have been featured in the news lately. Alcohol is often a factor, and the prevalence of electronic devices has also increased the amount of distracted drivers on the road.

For families, a school bus accident is a terrifying ordeal. Children often suffer anxiety along with any physical injuries. It can take a long time for children to feel safe again riding a bus or other vehicle.

What do I do if my child is injured in a school bus accident?

Wham and Rogers, PLLC – Texas Injury Attorneys (832) 592-1108 discuss in this video

Houston Bus Accident Attorneys

Each day, during the school year, 23 million children ride the bus to school.

The law requires the use of seat belts in passenger vehicles, but most school buses do not have any sort of safety restraint system. Children can suffer serious injuries in a bus crash. Side impact collisions can be particularly dangerous in school buses.

Under Texas Personal Injury law, recovery is allowed for medical expenses, pain and suffering, disability, and physical impairment.

Texas Injury Law Firm

Call our office for a free consultation with a personal injury lawyer at (832) 592-1108. We are Board Certified trial attorneys serving Harris County and Montgomery County.

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