You have no injuries. Your case stinks.

Mr.Marman is way too abrupt in his answer.It depends on how your daughter broke her leg(what caused her to fall) and whether or not it was made worse by what seems to be inattention.You would be filing a claim on behalf of your daughter.If you have any further questions please call me 916-448-8831

If you want to sue the school district, there are several points that you should consider. First why do you think the school is responsible for your daughter's injury. Was it negligent supervision or was there some defect on the property or with some equipment that caused her injury. Next I will submit that the conduct of the nurse was negligent and appalling, but how did it effect her injury. Did if make it worse or was it just the emotional trauma that she caused. That would be negligent infliction of emotional distress that the least.

In order for you to a have a case first you must file a claim with the school district. You have six months to do that. Then after they reject the claim or fail for 45 days to act on it in which case it is deemed rejected by operation of the law then you have 6 months to file your suit. We have handled lawsuits against school districts and currently have one for a teacher breaking our client's hip. If you are interested please give us a call we practice throughout California. Check our website bellilawfirm.com out. It will cost you nothing to give us a call. You may have a good case but we would need more details to tell you that. So give us a callwe don’t bite unless it is the defendant!