Lawsuit: Boy, 4, must see doctor every 6 months until he’s 18 after trampoline park injury
The injury happened on
The young boy was jumping on a trampoline when other jumpers who were larger than him joined on the same trampoline. According to the lawsuit, only one person is allowed to jump on a trampoline at a time and
The other jumpers, the lawsuit says, were allowed to jump on the same trampoline as the 4-year-old, which caused a recoil effect. The boy was propelled into the air, which caused him to lose control of his body. His body was slammed back down on the trampoline and his right leg was severely injured, according to the lawsuit.
The boy, who was only identified in the lawsuit by his initials, received Salter-Harris fractures to the growth plate areas of both his tibia and fibula. He has had several surgeries, has to see a orthopedic specialist every six months until he's an adult and is prohibited from playing sports, according to the lawsuit.
The lawsuit alleges that
A call and multiple emails to the law firm representing the boy --
A representative for
Signing the waiver also means that the participant affirms they have insurance for medical expenses and says that
The waiver states it also releases
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