Am I liable if my child's friend, who has regular seizures, gets hurt at my house while having a seizure?
With no wrongdoing on your part, you would not be liable just because the child has a seizure on your property.
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With no wrongdoing on your part, you would not be liable just because the child has a seizure on your property.
I for one do not see a question here. Please re-post with more clarity.
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No it is not illegal but there are things that you can do to appeal this finding. Follow the advice provided by attorney Kellman.