Family of Boy Fatally Hit by School Bus Files Lawsuit Against Driver, Bus Company

Family of Hyde Park boy hit and killed by school bus files lawsuit

Lens Joseph, a kindergartner at UP Academy Dorchester, was hit and killed when he ran in front of the bus crossing the street to his home on April 28.

Family of Hyde Park child fatally struck by school bus files suit - Boston News, Weather, Sports

The family of a child from Hyde Park who was fatally stuck by a Boston Public Schools school bus in April has filed a lawsuit against the bus company and the driver, court documents show. The family of 5-year-old Lens Joseph has sued driver Jean Charles and the busing contractor he worked for, according to a lawsuit filed in Suffolk Superior Court. Joseph was a student at UP Academy in Dorchester.

Family of boy fatally hit by school bus files lawsuit against driver, bus company

The family of a Boston student who was hit and killed by a school bus in April has filed a lawsuit against the bus company, Transdev, according to court documents.

Family of Boston kindergartener killed in school bus crash sues driver, bus company

The family of a Boston Public Schools kindergartener who was struck and killed by a school bus in April is suing the driver involved in the crash and the school district’s bus services contractor for damages.UP Academy Dorchester student Lens Arthur Joseph, 5, was run over by a Boston Public Schools bus near his Hyde Park home on the afternoon of April 28 and died soon after at Boston Children’s Hospital. His 11-year-old cousin was with him when…

Family of Hyde Park boy killed by BPS bus says company, driver were negligent, according to new lawsuit - The Boston Globe

The lawsuit comes nearly three months after the death of Lens Joseph, 5, a student at UP Academy Dorchester.

Family of 5-year-old killed in Boston school bus collision sues district's bus contractor

The family of a Hyde Park kindergartener who was struck and killed by a school bus in April has sued the bus contractor and driver for negligence.