Baseball is America’s pastime. From the Spring through the Fall and into the Summer, fans of all ages including children visit baseball parks / stadiums through the country to watch major league and minor league baseball games. During most games, you will see foul balls and home run balls fly…
Articles Posted in Playground & Recreation Injuries
What is the Liability of the Boys Scouts of America for Injuries to a Child?
Parents enroll children in the Boy Scouts to learn life lessons. For most scout members, activities are filled with fun and meaningful times. At times, scouts are subject to abuse and neglect by the very adults / scout masters who are supposed to supervise and protect the scouts. While the…
What are the Legal Elements of a Bounce House Personal Injury Case for a Child?
In pursuing a case or claim for a bounce house injury, there are four elements to establish: Duty; Breach of Duty; Causation; and Damages The duty can present itself in different forms. There may be a duty owed on the part of the bounce house operator if there was an…
What are the Statistics Behind Injuries in Youth Sports? What Should be Done?
By David Wolf, Attorney and Samantha Vloedman, Law Clerk Published by Child Injury Lawyer Blog Throughout the United States, children are being injured in youth sports every day. Certainly, there are risks in most every sport. However, many injuries can be prevented with better supervision. Furthermore, when a child is injured, it is…
Can a Day Care Center, Summer Camp, or School Be Held Liable if a Child Suffers Sunburn or Burn Related Injuries?
By David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Blog During the summer months, the temperature in various parts of the United States can easily exceed 100 degrees. For children, especially those prone or susceptible to sunburn complications, the hot summer weather combined with poor supervision and common sense on the…
What is One Potential Dangerous Condition in or Near Bounce House or Inflatable Play Areas? Answer: Concrete.
By David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Blog Bounce houses are common sites in neighborhoods, parks, theme parks, attractions, and amusement centers. One potential dangerous condition in or near bounce house area is concrete. If a bounce house is placed on concrete and there are any exposed areas, a…
Should Swing Sets be Restricted or Banned From Playgrounds?
By Sara Schlafstein, Law Clerk and David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network In the State of Washington as well as other States, playgrounds provide children a place to have fun and be active. Playgrounds allow children to move around, use their imagination, and interact with their friends.…
What Safety Precautions Should Schools and Day Care Centers Take Regarding Playground Activities?
By Sara Schlafstein, Law Clerk and David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network In Vancouver, Washington and other cities, children can often be found on school, public, and day care center playgrounds. Physical activity is an important part of the school day and can help enhance the education…
What if a Child is Injured at a Summer Camp Playground?
By David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network Summer camps and playground should be locations where children enjoy the joy of free time and fun. It is a time to make the most of summer in an active and usually safe environment. Unfortunately for some children, playgrounds are…
What is the Statute of Limitations to Bring a Case On Behalf of an Injured Child in the State of Washington?
By David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network In the State of Washington, children are the unfortunate victims of personal injuries that are caused by automobile accidents, bicycle accidents, pedestrian accidents, playgroud injuries, school injuries, and other incidents. When a child is injured, a parent is faced with…