October 12, 2018
To answer your question, technically speaking, you could be sued. NY has a Parental Responsibility Law for the wrongful acts of children aged 10 and over: see N.Y. General Obligations Law 3-112. You may also be liable at common law for the foreseeable acts of a child under 10, but do you want to have this escalate to a lawsuit? You might want to consider offering to pay for the kid's medical bill, since your child injured her child.
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