Ongoing Investigations and Past Violations at the Acworth Daycare
The Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning has opened an investigation into this latest incident at Laugh and Learn Day Care. The article by FOX 5 highlights that this is not the first time the daycare has been scrutinized. In February 2024, a staff member was arrested for cruelty to children after aggressively handling a two-year-old child. Another incident in December 2023 involved a staff member pulling a one-year-old’s arm so forcefully that the child required medical attention. The daycare has received fines for these violations, but it remains open as the latest investigation unfolds.
How The Button Law Firm Handles Cases Like This
At The Button Law Firm, we understand the devastating impact that incidents of daycare negligence, such as exposure to harmful substances, can have on a child’s health and safety. When a daycare fails to supervise children properly or allows dangerous situations to occur—like a child accessing THC products—it is a breach of trust that can have serious consequences. These incidents can lead to immediate harm and long-term effects on a child’s well-being.
In cases like this, we quickly investigate all aspects of the situation, including reviewing medical records, speaking with experts, and determining whether the daycare adhered to proper safety protocols. We aim to hold negligent daycare facilities accountable for their actions and ensure that affected families receive the justice and support they deserve. When trust is broken in such a crucial environment, we are here to fight for the families impacted, helping to prevent future harm to other children.
Speak Up Against Daycare Negligence
Our experienced and compassionate daycare injury lawyers at The Button Law Firm are dedicated to advocating for you and your family if your child was drugged while at daycare.
We can help guide you after a traumatizing incident involving your child. We work on contingency, meaning we don’t charge you or collect any upfront fees to get started on your case. Get a free case evaluation by calling us at 214-699-4409, emailing us at [email protected], or filling out a contact form.