Bounce House Injury Attorneys in Sacramento

Our Sacramento bounce house injury attorneys have decades of experience representing accident victims, especially children when injured in a bounce house. In Sacramento, California, you have the right to recover compensation if you have been injured in a bounce house caused by another negligent party. We have the necessary legal expertise and skill to make sure that you or your child get the compensation you need after experiencing a traumatic injury like a bounce house injury.

Many children associate bounce houses with parties and times of fun. However, it could be a very traumatic experience if a child is injured from a bounce house. Contact our attorneys today to schedule a one-on-one case evaluation to make sure that you get the fair compensation that you deserve. 

We are available via phone, in person, by email, and through chat. We always work to make our client’s experience as comfortable as possible. We know that so many questions may be running through your mind after your child is injured in a bounce house, including: Who is responsible for my child’s bounce house injuries? How can I afford a bounce house injury attorney? Do I have the right to file a lawsuit for my child’s bounce house injuries? How much are my child’s bounce house injuries worth? 

How much is my child’s bounce house injury lawsuit worth?

Children are more susceptible to injuries than younger adults. This is especially true because children may grab nets in a bounce house in an effort to save themselves, and instead could suffer burns. In order to determine the value of your child’s bounce house injury lawsuit, we recommend that you speak to our top-rated Sacramento personal injury attorneys for more information. 

A complimentary case evaluation is a perfect opportunity for our potential clients to discuss their potential bounce house injury lawsuit. During this time, we will ask various questions to piece together how the incident may have happened, and what steps you should take to make sure you get adequate compensation.

How common are bounce house injuries?

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, there are around 10,000 children who suffer from bounce house injuries each year in the United States. Many estimate that this number could be even doubled since these are just the reported emergency room visits. There are several other circumstances where children are injured in bounce houses yet may not visit the emergency room for treatment until days later.

What should I do after my child has experienced injuries from a bounce house?

• After you or your loved one have been injured in a bounce house accident, you should get medical evaluated right away. A medical evaluation is a great way for medical providers to determine exactly what injuries you have suffered and the best steps for treatment. Usually, bounce house injuries could result in lacerations, cuts, bruises, or even severe injuries like spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries that will need immediate medical treatment.
• Document the entire accident. Usually, bounce houses are very common at children’s birthdays and events. In such events, there may be several eyewitnesses to a bounce house accident. Make sure you have documented all of the eyewitnesses, taken photos of the bounce house incident and taken photos of the injuries your child has suffered.
• Contact a top-rated Sacramento attorney to get started on filing a lawsuit or claim against the responsible parties. Many people may think that because their child was taking part in the bounce house activity, their child may not have the right to file a lawsuit. However, this is not the case. There are risks associated with bounce house injuries, but there are also risks that go beyond what is expected. Give us a call today to discuss how you could still recover compensation.

Who is responsible for my child’s bounce house accident in Sacramento?

Parties that could be held responsible in a bounce house accident include:

• Property Owners
• Businesses
• Equipment Owners
• Bounce House Manufacturers
• Bounce House Distributors
• Bounce House Installers
• Bounce House Operators
• Bounce House Repair Third Companies 

Do I have a case?

If you believe you have a potential bounce house accident lawsuit, contact us today to see if you could have a potential case, and could hold the negligent party responsible for the injuries that you have suffered. It takes a highly qualified attorney to look into the circumstances of the bounce house accident and determine who the responsible parties may be. Give us a call today to set up your one-on-one complimentary case evaluation. 

What should I do to prevent bounce house accidents in Sacramento?

• If you purchase a bounce house from a retailer, make sure that you read all instructions that go with the bounce house. For example, if there is a weight limit make sure that you follow the proper weight limits and set up instructions.
• In the event that you or your child attend a birthday at another person’s property that has a bounce house, make sure that the property owner has taken the necessary steps to keep and hold the bounce house down to prevent the bounce house from tipping.
• If you were to rent an inflatable bounce house from a third-party company, you should make sure that this third-party company is safe. Ask for any accreditations, along with any past accidents in the past. Read up on reviews of the bounce house rental company to see if there have been any complaints of safety in the past. 
• Children within a specific age range should be in the bounce house. For example, older adults should refrain from getting into the bounce house.
• Make sure that you note the weight limit allowed in the bounce house. If there are too many children in the bounce house all at once, it could increase the risk of tipping over.
• Bounce houses should be set up away from any sharp objects, such as fences or gates which could be dangerous in the event of an incident.
• Children should not wear any jewelry or glasses when using the bounce house, since it could be a sharp object and could cause injuries if they were to collide with another child. 
• Make sure that there are no children with food or drinks entering the bounce house at any point.
• There should be adults supervising the children in the bounce house at all times.
• Children should not grab onto walls or nets in the bounce house at any point. This could increase the likelihood of tipping over.
• There should be no horseplay among children in the bounce house.