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Georgia Trampoline Park Injury Lawyer
Trampoline Injury
If you or your child was injured at a trampoline park in Georgia, you may still have a legal case — even if you signed a waiver. Parks such as Sky Zone, Urban Air, Altitude, DEFY, Fun Spot, and similar “jump parks” attract thousands of families each year, yet many injuries stem from preventable hazards. SinghToroLaw P.A. represents victims across Georgia who have suffered broken bones, head injuries, spinal trauma, torn ligaments, and other harm caused by unsafe conditions, poor supervision, and defective equipment.
Why These Cases Are Different
Trampoline Park Injuries Are Often Preventable
Despite their popularity, trampoline parks frequently ignore basic safety guidelines. Many injuries occur because of poor supervision, overcrowding, worn padding, and poorly maintained equipment. When a park fails to create a safe environment, children and adults are placed at unnecessary risk.
Signing a Waiver Doesn’t Automatically Remove Liability
Georgia law does not allow businesses to avoid responsibility for gross negligence, hidden dangers, or unsafe facility conditions simply because a visitor signed a waiver. SinghToroLaw P.A. reviews all evidence — including waiver language — to determine whether the park acted negligently.
Common Trampoline Park Injuries We Handle
Frequent Injuries
- Broken or fractured bones
- Concussions & traumatic brain injuries
- Neck, back & spinal injuries
- Dislocated joints
- ACL/MCL tears
- Sprains & soft tissue damage
- Facial injuries
- Hip, ankle & wrist injuries
Common Causes
- Inexperienced or untrained staff
- Lack of supervision
- Overcrowded jump zones
- Worn or unsafe padding
- Loose springs or torn mats
- Failure to separate age groups
- Violations of safety rules
What To Do After a Trampoline Park Injury
- Seek medical care immediately
- Document injuries with photos
- Get names of witnesses
- Request an incident report
- Save wristbands, waivers, and receipts
- Avoid speaking to insurance adjusters
- Contact SinghToroLaw P.A. promptly
Taking these steps protects your rights and strengthens your claim.
Why Families Choose SinghToroLaw P.A.
- Experience handling trampoline park and premises liability cases
- In-depth understanding of Georgia negligence laws
- Clear communication and helpful guidance
- Evidence-centered case strategy
- Strong settlement negotiation experience
- No fees unless we win your case
Can You Sue a Trampoline Park in Georgia?
Yes — In Many Cases You Can
Even if a waiver was signed, you may still have a claim if the park:
- Failed to maintain safe equipment
- Did not properly train staff
- Allowed overcrowding
- Created unsafe jump conditions
- Ignored known hazards
- Violated industry safety standards
Evidence That Helps Strengthen Your Case
- Surveillance footage
- Incident reports
- Witness statements
- Medical documentation
- Photos or videos from the scene
SinghToroLaw P.A. gathers records, investigates the facility, and builds a strong case tailored to your situation.
What Compensation Can You Recover?
Based on the severity of your injuries, you may be eligible for compensation covering:
- Medical bills and ongoing care
- Physical therapy and rehabilitation
- Lost income
- Pain and suffering
- Permanent disability
- Emotional distress
- Long-term effects on children
How SinghToroLaw P.A. Helps
Investigative Approach
We analyze video footage, maintenance logs, staffing policies, safety procedures, and the park’s own rules to uncover where negligence occurred.
Experience Negotiating Against Corporate Insurers
Trampoline park insurance companies often try to deny or minimize claims. We counter their tactics with evidence, legal analysis, and a clear understanding of Georgia injury laws.
Client-Focused Representation
You receive direct communication, continuous updates, and support throughout your case — with no upfront costs.
Georgia Laws That Affect Trampoline Park Cases
Assumption of Risk
Visitors assume some risk when using a trampoline, but not risks created by negligence, unsafe conditions, or defective equipment.
Premises Liability
Georgia law requires businesses to keep their property safe for customers. Failing to fix hazards or supervise dangerous activities can make a park liable
Negligence Per Se
If a trampoline park violates safety standards or laws, injury victims may have a stronger claim under negligence per se.
Gross Negligence
Waivers do not protect businesses from reckless or extreme negligence.
Liability Waiver Analysis
Courts closely review waiver language. Many waivers do not hold up when injuries are caused by defective equipment, overcrowding, or unsafe conditions.
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