Recoveries

Playground, Museum & Amusement Park Attraction Accidents

Trampoline amusement injury -- see Premises.
$38,000.00 recovery on behalf of an 86-year-old woman who accidentally walked into a glass wall at a new museum.
$35,000.00 recovery on behalf a teenage girl hit in the face by a softball at a sports exhibit in a museum.
$32,500.00 recovery on behalf of a young girl who fell from the top of a sliding board.
$25,000.00 recovery on behalf of a young girl who broke her arm when she fell from a spin around.
$25,000.00 recovery for teenage girls injured while sledding without permission at an out of business golf course.
$16,000.00 recovery for a boy who broke his arm on a campground.
$120,000.00 recovery for a woman who suffered neck and shoulder injuries during a near ejection from a paratrooper amusement park ride.

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