Zuri Ormond Newark: Zuri Ormond Injured In Accident At Unlicensed Newark, New Jersey Daycare Named J & A Nursery On Eastern Parkway
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY (November 16, 2019) – A 6-month-old infant identified as Zuri Ormond was left covered in bruises following an accident at J & A Nursery.
Anari Ormond is the mother of Zuri Ormond. She told reporters that she got a message from the daycare saying that her daughter had been injured.
Anari Ormond was told by the owner of J & A Nursery that Zuri Ormond was left unattended and had been bitten by a two year old.
But by the time that she got to the daycare she received another story. She was then told that someone fell with her daughter leaving her badly bruised.
Investigators are saying that J & A Nursery is an unlicensed daycare. New Jersey officials have no record of it. There are 8 children at this location.
An investigation into the accident that injured Zuri Ormond remains ongoing at this time.
Liability In Newark Daycare Accidents
According to Statisia, there are over 836,053 licensed daycare operators in the United States. These businesses care for tens of millions of children. Every parent hopes that there child is well-cared for at these centers, but this doesn’t always happen. According to the Sundial, “There are many signs parents should be aware of if they suspect their children are victims of child abuse or neglect. Pay close attention if you notice your children don’t have an appetite to eat, or that they have a tendency to overeat, those can be signs that some form [of] abuse is happening. If your child starts to have nightmares or begins bed-wetting after they have been potty trained; those also could be ways to determine if child abuse or neglect is present.”
One of the major problems with unlicensed daycares is that they tend to operate totally free from rules, regulations and government oversight. This can lead to the daycare failing to make the right staffing decisions and safety precautions necessary to keep children safe. Moreover, unlicensed facilities may lack liability insurance to cover the damages if a child is injured in their care. It’s important that evidence is properly preserved and collected after an accident at a daycare. If a daycare provider was negligent leading to a child being injured the family of the child may have legal recourse through a bodily injury claim.
Damages in a civil claim can help cover medical bills, lost wages and pain and suffering. Many of the injuries associated with accidents at daycares may not show up right away. It’s important that parents continue to seek follow up care after an accident to help ensure that there is no long term damage. A personal injury attorney can examine all of the facts of your case free of cost and let you know what your legal options are. There are, however, statute of limitations associated with being able to pursue civil claims. It is therefore important to act quickly.
Investigating a Newark Daycare Accident
We at Pulvers, Pulvers & Thompson extend our thoughts and prayers to Zuri Ormond and her mother Anari Ormond as they are going through such a difficult time. There needs to be a thorough investigation for the sake of all involved. State officials need to take greater measures to help protect the community from unlicensed care centers. There are rules and regulations set in place for a reason. Any person with knowledge about what happened should reach out to the Newark Police Department.
Have you or someone that you care about been injured in a daycare accident? There are a number of laws designed to protect your rights. Our team of personal injury attorneys are here to answer any legal questions that you may have. We are committed to making sure that accident victims are aware of their rights and that those rights are being protected. Whether you just have questions about the law or need a free, independent investigation into an accident we are here for you. You’re always welcome to reach out to us at 212-471-5106.
