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    Can You Sue If You Are Injured At A Trampoline Park But Have Signed A Waiver?

    Can You Sue If You Are Injured At A Trampoline Park But Have Signed A Waiver

    Trampoline parks have become very popular recreation spots in California. These spaces provide indoor access to trampolines installed with all the safety features typically lacking if you have a trampoline at home, from safety mats and nets around some spaces to a team of professionals who monitor the use of the equipment and inspect it for damage or undue wear and tear that could pose a safety threat to users.

    Currently, there are seven companies operating trampoline parks in the state, which include:

    • Urban Air Trampoline And Adventure Park
    • Jump Club Trampoline
    • Party Kingdom
    • Get Air
    • Flying High Adventure Parks
    • Sky Zone Trampoline Parks

    Of these companies, Sky Zone is by far the largest chain and operates over 30 parks in the state, including those at the following locations:

    • 636 N. Halifax Avenue Clovis CA 93611
    • 4335 W. Noble Avenue Visalia CA 93277
    • 1230 W. Main Street Merced CA 95340
    • 1700 McHenry Ave #50 Modesto CA 95350
    • 8787 San Ysidro Ave Gilroy CA 95020
    • 5358 Pacific Ave Stockton CA 95207
    • 142 Town Center East #G-58 Santa Maria CA 93454
    • 1901 Monterey Rd. San Jose, CA 95112
    • 5875 Arnold Rd Dublin CA 94568
    • 39177 Farwell Dr. Fremont CA 94538
    • 5641 Lone Tree Plaza Dr. Brentwood CA 94513
    • 3132 Dwight Road #900 Elk Grove CA 95758
    • 401 Quarry Rd San Carlos CA 94070
    • 1301 W Rancho Vista Blvd Unit B Palmdale CA 93551
    • 5400 Date Ave Suite F Sacramento CA 95841
    • 384 N Sunrise Ave Roseville CA 95661
    • 2825 Johnson Dr. Ventura CA 93003
    • 828 Alamo Dr Vacaville CA 95688
    • 193 N Moorpark Road Suite A Thousand Oaks CA 91360
    • 7741 Hayvenhurst Ave Van Nuys CA 91406
    • 1021 S Meridian Avenue Alhambra CA 91803
    • 1314 N Azusa Ave Covina CA 91722-1249
    • 12449 Foothill Blvd Rancho Cucamonga CA 91739
    • 1625 W 190th St Gardena CA 90248
    • 10755 South St. Cerritos CA 90703
    • 1301 Kellogg Dr. Anaheim, CA 92807
    • 1025 Westminster Mall Suite 2086A Westminster CA 92683
    • 4031 Flat Rock Dr. Riverside CA 92505-5859
    • 1411 Village Way Santa Ana CA 92705
    • 25222 El Paseo Road Mission Viejo CA 92691
    • 26201 Ynez Road Temecula CA 92591
    • 6133 Innovation Way Carlsbad CA 92009
    • 860 Los Vallecitos Blvd. STE 170 San Marcos CA 92069-1414
    • 851 District Pl #100 Chula Vista CA 91914
    • 26573 Carl Boyer Dr Santa Clarita CA 91350
    • 7777 Edinger Avenue Suite 236 Huntington Beach, CA 92647

    It is critical to understand that even if you signed a waiver before using one of these trampoline parks, you could have grounds for a lawsuit in many cases if you were hurt while at the facility. The team at Normandie Law Firm is here to help you understand when you have the right to sue the trampoline park or the trampoline manufacturer if you were hurt using their facility or product. Our staff can be reached 24/7 to assist you in understanding your rights and evaluating the facts of your case. In addition, they are eager to help you book your free consultation with a trampoline injury attorney to discuss the case in depth.

    Once you have shared the facts of your trampoline park injury incident, the Normandie Law Firm personal injury attorney will explain the legal merit of the case and if you have reason to pursue a lawsuit. Even if you signed a safety waiver, you could be permitted to sue the park or manufacturer of a defective trampoline for many reasons. With this valuable information, it will be up to you to decide if filing a trampoline injury lawsuit is the best way to meet your immediate and long-term needs. In addition, it is vital to know that you will never be obligated to file a claim or hire Normandie Law Firm, even if you later decide to file a lawsuit. Please reach out to our staff today to learn more and discuss the time limit for filing any case against the trampoline park.

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    What The Safety Waiver Might Mean For Your Lawsuit
    When you enter a facility like a trampoline park, they sometimes require adults to sign a safety waiver for themselves and any minor children with them. These documents state that you will use the part facilities as they were designed and intended to be used. You will follow the rules and safety guidelines and be healthy and capable of using the facility properly. You are responsible for any harm you sustain if you fail to meet these obligations.

    From the trampoline park’s perspective, they agree to provide you with access to a safe, fully functional, and well-maintained play space. They also state that the park is regularly inspected and that the condition of the equipment is evaluated to ensure it is safe to use. If you are hurt because the park failed to provide safe and well-maintained equipment, you could have grounds for a lawsuit against the park. In addition, if your injuries are due to a defect in one of the trampolines, you could have reason to seek compensation from the manufacturer of the defective item.

    The staff at Normandie Law Firm can be reached 24/7 to assist you in determining if there was a failure on the part of the trampoline park that constituted negligence on their part, allowing you grounds for a lawsuit.

    Other Common Reasons For Trampoline Park Lawsuits
    You could be shocked to learn that many injuries at trampoline parks do not occur on the play equipment. Instead, the guest is hurt while walking in a hallway, using the restroom facilities, or in the parking lot. These injuries are due to simple hazards like a trip and fall or slip and fall incidents, harm from falling objects, or a chair or bench that collapses. Under duty of care, which is part of premises liability law, the facility is obligated to keep the space free of common hazards and safety issues.

    If the staff fails to provide proper care to correct or eliminate these common hazards, they can be deemed negligent in their duty of care. In addition, if that negligence causes or contributes to a guest’s injury, the property or business owner can be held responsible for the losses and expenses incurred by the victim due to their injuries. This obligation to ensure your safety applies even if you have signed a general safety waiver. Please reach out to the Normandie Law Firm team to discuss your injuries if you feel negligence was a factor.

    What Is The Average Value Of A Trampoline Park Injury Lawsuit?
    Victims of a trampoline park injury lawsuit must understand that there are no predetermined compensation amounts for certain injuries or accidents. Instead, each personal injury lawsuit is carefully evaluated, and the compensation amount for the case is determined based on the actual losses and expenses incurred by the victim. Working closely with your Normandie Law Firm trampoline park injury attorney, you will compile the documentation for your allowable costs used in this process. Items that are often permitted in this process include but are not always limited to:

    • The replacement cost of any personal property that was damaged or destroyed in the trampoline park injury incident
    • All current and projected future medical expenses related to the treatment and rehabilitation of the injuries sustained at the trampoline park
    • The cost of all legal services to prepare, file, and litigate your trampoline park injury lawsuit
    • Your lost income if the injuries sustained at the trampoline park prevent you from working at your regular job or you miss work to attend essential medical treatment for those injuries

    In cases with severe injuries that require a lengthy recovery time, it is permitted to seek added compensation for pain and suffering. Because this is not a documented amount, you will work with your legal team to determine a reasonable amount. To ensure you are fully compensated for pain and suffering, they will refer to recently resolved cases with similar injuries to select an appropriate dollar amount.

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    How Long Do I Have To Sue A Trampoline Park For My Injuries?
    The Statute of Limitations defines how long a victim has to file a claim with the court. The time limit provided for victims of personal injuries is two years from the date of the injuries. This time limit is non-negotiable and ends promptly after two years with very minimal exceptions to provide additional time for the victim to file a lawsuit. In most instances, after the Statute of Limitations expires, the victim permanently loses the right to seek compensation for losses due to that incident. Please contact Normandie Law Firm to discuss the remaining time to file your claim related to a trampoline park injury.

    No Upfront Legal Fees Or Added Stress
    We never ask for upfront payments when you hire Normandie Law Firm to handle your trampoline park injury lawsuit. Instead, we only get paid after the case is completed, and you have the compensation needed to cover your legal costs and other expenses. In addition, if the trampoline park injury attorneys at Normandie Law Firm fail to win your case and deliver that much-needed compensation, you owe us nothing for our time and investment in your lawsuit.

    Please contact the dedicated staff at Normandie Law Firm as soon as possible to learn more about holding the trampoline park accountable for any harm you suffered due to negligence. Even if you signed a safety waiver, you could have grounds for a trampoline park injury lawsuit to secure compensation for losses and expenses you suffered.

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