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What Constitutes a Dangerous Condition at an Amusement Place?

In a cause of action for liability of an injury occurring to a child in an amusement place, although an amusement operator has a duty to exercise reasonable care in maintaining its premises in a reasonably safe condition, some injury causing conditions are simply so open and obvious that are not actionable against an operator if injury results. Therefore, under Florida law, those conditions that are considered so common and ordinarily innocuous are held as a matter of law not to constitute a hidden dangerous condition. For instance, a planter on a walkway within a theme park may be considered open and obvious, and thus the theme park may not be held liable for injuries suffered by a child patron when she stepped into the planter and twisted and injured her ankle. A West Palm Beach Child Injury lawyer will advise a plaintiff that if there is an issue of whether a condition is truly open and obvious, it will be determined by a trier of fact.

If your child that has been injured at an amusement place or park due to the negligence of the operator, you should consult with an experienced West Palm Beach child injury lawyer. The experienced and knowledgeable Florida Child Injury Lawyers of Sharmin & Sharmin P.A. will fight to recover for the injured child the compensation and justice he or she deserves. Our experienced team of lawyers and staff will use their skills and knowledge to give your family justice and peace of mind. You need an experienced West Palm Beach child injury lawyer. Call Sharmin & Sharmin P.A. at 1-800-74-TRIAL.




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