12-year-old Mallory Grossman died by suicide back in 2017 after she was cyberbullied by her classmates throughout the school year. The following year, Mallory’s parents, Seth and Dianne, sued the school district claiming that the authorities didn’t take measures to prevent the incident. According to the lawsuit, the students bullied Mallory Grossman through texts and Snapchat. Following the 2018 controversy, the Rockaway Township School District has recently agreed to pay $9.1 million to Mallory’s family. Mallory was a student of Copeland Middle School when she died by suicide. Bruce Nagel, the attorney representing Mallory’s family stated that the settlement is America’s largest bullying settlement as of now. Mallory Grossman died by suicide after being bullied by her classmates through texts and Snapchat messages in 2017 The Rockaway Township School District, a school district in New Jersey, will be paying $9.1 million to Mallory Grossman’s family after she became a victim of cyberbullying and took her own life in June 2017. The settlement came after a lawsuit was filed in 2018. Talking about the settlement, attorney Nagel said: “[The size of the settlement] speaks volumes with regard to the admission and the responsibility of the schools.” He further stated: “This settlement
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