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Waterpark Injuries: What You Need to Know

Posted on: June 27, 2024. Category: Premises Liability

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Waterparks offer thrilling adventures and refreshing escapes from the summer heat, but they can also present risks that every visitor should be aware of. As you gear up for a day of fun and excitement, it is important to understand the potential hazards and how to stay safe at a waterpark.

Common Types of Injuries

Waterparks are designed to provide a safe environment...

Ensuring Safety at Home

Posted on: March 27, 2024. Category: Premises Liability

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Understanding Premises Liability and Child Safety

As a homeowner or renter, creating a safe environment for children is important. Not only does it provide peace of mind for parents and guardians, but it also helps decrease the risk of accidents and potential legal liabilities. Understanding

Premise Liability and Property Safety

Posted on: March 31, 2023. Category: Premises Liability

Injured on Someone’s Property: What You need To Know

An accident can occur just about anywhere. Sadly, we cannot always be prepared for these things to happen; however, we can be prepared for how to handle them after.

If you were injured on someone else’s property, do not immediately assume the blame.

There are many unseen factors that could have caused your accident to take...

Ball Park Injuries

Posted on: July 27, 2022. Category: Premises Liability

Injured at a Ball Park: What You Need to Know

Attending a game at a ballpark stadium is a fun summer activity. However, if proper safety measures are not taken, a fun day at the stadium could turn into something dangerous.

Injuries can occur at a stadium when you least expect it.

Typically,...

Inspectors from the Department of Agriculture Visit Kennywood After Several Ride Malfunctions

Posted on: August 8, 2018. Category: Premises Liability

Three rides at Kennywood have malfunctioned over the last few weeks. The issues have caused inspectors from the Department of Agriculture to pay a visit to the park. The Phantom’s Revenge stopped for three minutes due to the ride’s safety system. The brakes on the Pirate Ship failed causing the ride to last eight minutes longer than usual. Several riders reported severe nausea after they got off the ride. The new much anticipated ride,...