Yes, you can. Signing a waiver does not automatically prevent you from bringing a claim in Florida, especially if negligence or unsafe conditions were involved.
Trampoline parks often require participants—or parents—to sign liability waivers. While those documents may affect certain claims, they do not necessarily excuse a business from maintaining reasonably safe conditions or from responsibility for its own negligence.
Waivers Are Not Always Enforceable
Whether a waiver is enforceable often depends on the wording of the document and the facts surrounding the injury. That is especially true when a child is injured or when the claim involves allegations of unsafe equipment, poor supervision, or failure to follow safety standards. Florida negligence law and comparative fault rules can also affect how these claims are evaluated.
BOTTOM LINE FROM TWWLAWFIRM.COM
👉 A waiver is not always the final word. If unsafe conditions contributed to an injury, there still may be a claim worth investigating.
(This legal/medical information is for general educational purposes only. While it applies in many situations, no attorney-client relationship is formed—which enables a lawyer to give specific legal advice—until you have spoken to the lawyer directly and retained him or her in writing.)