LAWSUIT
In alignment with the mission of Buckets Over Bullying, the Bronstein family continues to be actively engaged in litigation against the Latin School of Chicago.
Through the Bronstein Family Foundation, the Bronstein family remains steadfast in its commitment to holding the Latin School of Chicago accountable for the failure to protect their son Nate Bronstein, forever 15. The Latin School of Chicago did not take appropriate measures to protect Nate and the school did not notify Nate’s parents of his cyberbullying report as required by Illinois law.
The Bronsteins will continue to advocate for the protection of Illinois’ students and the promotion of safe learning environments free from bullying, harassment, and intimidation in all forms.
PUBLICLY FILED LAWSUIT DOCUMENTS BRONSTEIN V. LATIN SCHOOL OF CHICAGO
Anonymous letter from Latin School of Chicago Faculty to Bronstein family regarding Nate Bronstein cyberbullying and suicide
Court-filed letter from a Latin School of Chicago faculty member alleging that Head of School Randall Dunn ignored warnings about bullying, sexual assault, student safety, contributing to the death of Nate Bronstein and endangering other students. Cites prior unreported sexual assault, culture of silencing parents, and alleged conflicts of interest involving Board Chair David Koo […]
The Estate of Nathan Bronstein v. Latin School: A Landmark Bullying Prevention Case
This appellate brief was filed by the Estate of Nathan “Nate” Bronstein, a 15-year-old student at the Latin School of Chicago who died by suicide in January 2022. The case centers on allegations that the school failed to comply with Illinois’ Bullying Prevention Act (BPA) and neglected its duty to protect and inform Nate’s parents […]
Third Amended Complaint: Robert Bronstein, et al. v. Latin School of Chicago, et al. — Wrongful Death, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, and Breach of Duties Prior to and Following the Suicide of Nathan Bronstein
This lawsuit was filed by the Estate of Nathan Bronstein and Rose and Robert Bronstein against the Latin School of Chicago and several individuals, including current and former administrators after the death of their 15-year-old son, Nathan (“Nate”) Bronstein, by suicide in January 2022. The complaint states that Nate was cyberbullied by certain basketball teammates […]