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Yes, in many situations. Schools, bus companies, and their employees must take reasonable steps to keep children safe, and a school can be held responsible when carelessness leads to an injury. D’Amico Pettinicchi Injury Lawyers proved this in a case involving a 12-year-old Wolcott boy with autism who suffered a permanent brain injury in a school bus crash. A Waterbury jury found that the bus driver had ignored his training, and the boy received an award of $23,050,000. Claims against schools and government agencies are subject to strict timelines, so families should act quickly and speak with a child injury attorney in Connecticut as soon as possible.