How many times has a person won a case against Dss for negligence or handling a case?

There is no single database or statistic that tracks how many people have successfully sued a Department of Social Services (DSS) agency for negligence or mishandling a case. These claims are generally handled in state or federal courts, and outcomes vary widely based on the facts of each case.

That said, people have successfully brought claims against DSS and similar child welfare agencies in some circumstances. Cases may involve allegations such as gross negligence, violations of constitutional rights, failure to follow required procedures, wrongful removal of children, or other misconduct. However, government agencies and their employees often have legal protections and immunities that can make these cases difficult to win. 

If you believe DSS mishandled your case, an attorney can review the records, court orders, and actions taken by the agency to determine whether a viable legal claim may exist. The outcome of any potential case depends on the specific facts, applicable law, and available evidence.

This response is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice.