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The Moment You Are In — And What We Need You to Know First If you are reading this at 2 a.m. because your child went to a scholarship celebration at a Toledo university and came home in a way no parent should ever have to describe — or did not come home at all — we need you to hear one thing before anything else: what happened was not an accident, and it was not your child’s fault. It was a failure of leadership and supervision by people who were supposed to protect your student, not endanger them. The law in Ohio recognizes this. We are going to tell you exactly how. Your child earned a scholarship. That means your child was recognized for academic achievement — for doing the right things, studying hard, building a future. The event that night was supposed to celebrate that. Instead, the organization your child trusted turned that celebration into something dangerous. The contrast between what your child earned and what was done to your child is not just a tragedy. It is the heart of a case. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm, PLLC. We are trial lawyers who take…