A Lehigh Valley judge found that the incidents of severe bullying of a kindergarten student that gave rise to the plaintiffs' cause of action fell “squarely” under the exception.
April 14, 2022 at 05:34 PM
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Litigation Reporter
A school district looking to avoid the application of the sexual abuse exception to sovereign immunity has failed to shake claims that it negligently allowed a kindergartener to be severely bullied by an older student.
The school district’s preliminary objections sought to test the scope of a 2019 act that amended the Political Subdivision Tort Claims Act to allow negligence suits against government entities in instances of child sexual abuse.
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