Three staff members and seven children, including Liam Riazati, were taken to hospital after the crash in September 2025. The toddler died from his injuries.
The family of the toddler killed by the driver of an SUV that smashed through the front window of a Richmond Hill daycare last summer has launched a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the daycare’s operators, the property owners and the 70-year-old man behind the wheel.
The statement of claim was filed with the Superior Court of Justice in March on the behalf of plaintiffs Behnoush Hajihossein Nouri and Masoud Riazati-Kesheh, who lost their 17-month-old son, Liam Riazati, in the 2025 incident.
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