Trampoline Park Injuries in Colorado

Victims of trampoline park injuries in Colorado deserve justice. When another party’s negligence at a trampoline park leads to a painful accident, you should not be responsible for covering the cost of your damages. Fortunately, if you retain a lawyer from Cook, Bradford & Levy, LLC, you don’t have to pursue your case alone.

If you suffered an accident at a trampoline park, you may have options for seeking compensation. Our Colorado personal injury lawyers can build your case on your behalf and determine who to hold accountable for your trampoline injuries. Get started on your case today with a free initial consultation. Call our team at (303) 543-1000.

Our legal team serving Colorado can manage your case for you. While you attend doctor’s appointments and focus on your health, we can:

• Investigate your case to determine liability
• File a claim or lawsuit on your behalf
• Gather statements from your doctor, witnesses, friends, and family to substantiate your need for compensation
• Keep you updated about the status of your case
• Advise you on your legal options and ensure you’re informed of what the next steps in your case may look like
• Determine a fair amount of compensation to demand from the liable party
• Take your case to court, if necessary

We’re determined to provide responsive legal service to those injured because of another party’s negligence, or in some cases, gross negligence.

If another party caused injuries to you or your loved one, you can seek compensation by filing a claim or lawsuit. Our team can pursue economic and non-economic damages for the financial losses and mental hardships you endured.

Examples of recoverable economic damages include:

• Medical bills, including the costs of emergency transportation, surgeries, medications, doctor’s appointments, and assistive devices
• Lost income, if your injuries prevent you from working
• Reduced earning capacity, if you sustained an injury that prevents you from earning as much money as you could before the accident

You could also recover non-economic damages, including:

• Pain and suffering, for the physical discomfort you’re facing because of your trampoline park injuries
• Mental anguish, if the injuries you sustained at a trampoline park led to anxiety, depression, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• Lost life enjoyment, if you suffer injuries that cause you to lose the ability to participate in activities you once loved

The damages you can recover depend on the details of your case. Our attorneys will assess your case and explain how a trampoline park injury lawsuit or insurance claim could benefit you.

Our lawyers will investigate your accident to determine who we can hold liable for the injuries you suffered at a trampoline park. The liable party could be:

• The manager of the trampoline park
• A trampoline park employee
• The company that installed the trampolines
• A trampoline park maintenance worker or crew
• Another trampoline park guest

You can count on our attorneys to collect evidence proving the liable party owes you compensation. The evidence we can cite may include:

• Video footage from the trampoline park’s security camera
• Witness testimony
• Photos and videos from you or other trampoline park guests
• Your medical records

Navigating a legal case can be challenging on your own, especially while you’re trying to heal from an injury. When you bring your case to us, we will handle all the legal tasks for you, giving you time to focus on your well-being.

Injuries often occur at trampoline parks. The British Medicine Journal states that children are more likely to suffer injuries at trampoline parks than they are on home trampolines. However, these parks present a hazard for children and adults alike. As many as 100,000 people are treated for trampoline injuries annually, with many suffering permanent neurological damage.

Victims of trampoline park incidents can suffer injuries ranging from mild bruising to permanent disability. If you or a loved one sustained one of the following types of injuries, you may be able to pursue a legal case:

• Traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
• Concussion
• Broken bones
• Internal bleeding
• Spinal cord injuries
• Neck injuries
• Severe burns from the trampoline’s mesh

Treating any of these types of injuries can become expensive, and you may feel frustrated paying medical bills after an incident you didn’t cause. Our team is here to advocate for your best interests and pursue the financial recovery you need.

In Colorado, accident victims generally have three years to submit a lawsuit, per CO Rev Stat § 13-80-101. Once the statute of limitations expires, you typically lose your right to file a lawsuit against the liable party.

You should get started on your case as soon as possible to avoid missing your chance to seek compensation. Getting an early start also gives your legal team plenty of time to search for evidence and speak to witnesses.

Trampoline park managers and employees are generally responsible for ensuring guests are aware of the safety protocols at their facility. Before your next visit to an indoor trampoline park, there are a few safety tips you should keep in mind:

• Only allow one person on a trampoline at a time. This can help prevent both children and adults from colliding with other guests and causing injuries.
• Don’t attempt to do flips or somersaults on a trampoline. You could misjudge the amount of space you have and cause injuries to yourself and others.
• Adult supervision is always necessary when children are on the trampolines. Also, it may be best to advise children younger than five years old to stay off the trampoline.
• Empty your pockets and remove jewelry before getting on the trampoline. Sharp objects can injure you or cause the trampoline to tear.
• Land on both feet when you jump on a trampoline. Attempting to land on one foot or your hands can increase the risk of injury.

Injuries at trampoline parks are common, but they don’t have to be. By taking measures to keep yourself, your family, and other guests safe, you may be able to reduce the risk of suffering injuries. Often times trampoline gyms or facilities require you to sign a waiver before participating in their activities. While this can be an obstacle to recovery, it requires they eye of an attorney to determine if the waiver was valid and enforceable. For various reasons, these waivers can be found defective.

At Cook, Bradford & Levy, LLC, we know how common it is to sustain an injury at a trampoline park. Despite your best effort to keep yourself safe, you could get hurt because of another party’s carelessness. Our team can help you hold them accountable and pursue the compensation you deserve.

You can get started on your case today with a free consultation. Your trampoline park injury attorney can guide your case, fighting for a fair settlement. Call our law firm at (303) 543-1000 to learn more about how we can help you.