You may still have a claim. The fact that an injury happened during a party or supervised session does not necessarily mean the supervision was adequate.
Birthday parties, group events, and organized sessions can create additional risks if staff are not properly monitoring participants, enforcing spacing and safety rules, or controlling overcrowding. A park may advertise a session as supervised, but the real issue is whether the supervision was actually reasonable and effective under the circumstances.
Consumer safety guidance has long warned that multiple jumpers and unsafe stunts can sharply increase injury risks on trampolines. Notably, in a January 2024 American Academy of Pediatrics study that monitored over 13,000 jumpers determined 11% sustained a significant injury.
BOTTOM LINE FROM TWWLAWFIRM.COM
👉 “Supervised” does not always mean “safe.” The quality of the supervision may matter far more than the label.
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