Injury Settlement Amounts Depend on the Quality of Your Lawyer
The 3 most common reasons for trampoline injury lawsuits are:
Trampoline injuries often happen while a child is playing at a friend’s house, at camp or at a trampoline park. Determining who is at fault for a trampoline injury can be complicated. A skilled attorney will consider all the evidence to decide if you have a case and, if so, who should be held responsible for the injury. For those who have a trampoline at home or are concerned about their children playing at the house of a friend where there is a trampoline, we offer the following safety tips.
Following these simple tips can help reduce the chance of a trampoline-related injury:
The backyard trampoline is a common sight all over America. Many parents buy trampolines thinking they will be healthy fun for their children, but trampolines are notoriously dangerous when used carelessly, or when improperly assembled or maintained. So dangerous, in fact, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends against having a trampoline at home.
Whatever the situation surrounding the trampoline injury you or your child has sustained, the Madison personal injury lawyers of Warshafsky Law will stop at nothing to ensure you are fully compensated for the injury. Unlike “sign and settle” law firms that are quick to accept lowball offers of settlement from insurance companies so they can get back to the golf course, Warshafsky Law prepares every case as though it will go to trial, and we don’t back down from fighting the good fight. Just take a look at some of the Society Changing Judgments we have acquired for our clients.
In 2014 alone, there were over 100,000 trampoline-related injuries in the United States—and those are just the ones reported. The most common injuries are fractures and sprains. One of the most common injuries occurs when one child is coming down on the trampoline as another is lifting off. This has resulted in injuries as severe as leg fractures in young children. Even more serious, many children have been paralyzed and there have been at least six trampoline-related deaths since 1990.
If your child has been seriously injured in a trampoline incident, there may well be grounds for filing a personal injury lawsuit to get reimbursement for your medical expenses and for ongoing care. Speak with a daycare negligence lawyer if your child has been injured on a trampoline while in the care of others. This is where having an experienced Madison personal injury attorney from Warshafsky Law can make all the difference. Read our personal injury reviews to learn more.
Before you accept any settlement check sent to you by an insurance company, take advantage of a free, no-obligation consultation with one of our Madison personal injury attorneys. We will give you an honest assessment of your case and outline what is involved in pursuing a personal injury lawsuit. You can then decide if you want us to represent you.
