A lawsuit was filed … by the parents of a Houston teenager who suffered seizures and a traumatic brain injury after falling through a torn trampoline canvas at a local trampoline park last June.
Mike and Traci Menchaca sued National Trampoline Entertainment Centers and National Trampoline Entertainment Dallas, II, D/B/A “Cosmic Jump” in Harris County District Court, seeking damages to include the teen’s past and future medical expenses, as well as his loss of future earning capacity. …
Max Menchaca’s injuries occurred when he fell into an unprotected area underneath the trampoline platform …
Several states, including Arizona, Michigan, Utah, and California have proposed new regulations to promote greater safety and accountability by trampoline parks. Similar measures have not yet been proposed in Texas. …
Parents of Brain-Injured Teen File Lawsuit Against Houston Trampoline Park
Like most coaches, I’m astonished these places in the USA have not been sued out of business.
Kids should learn trampoline with a qualified coach.
related – cosmicjump.com
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