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In Arizona, Floria and other States, children enjoy playing in bounce houses and jumping castles. Unfortunately, on some occasions, children suffer serious personal injuries while jumping in or just occupying a bounce house. Recently, in Arizona, two children were personally injured while playing in a jump house. Apparently, a dust devil lifted the jump house about 15 feet in the air, blowing it across three lanes of traffic and slamming it back onto the ground. Two children, a boy and a girl, were jumping in the play house when the incident occurred. Both were transported to a local area hospital with serious but non-life-threatening personal injuries. For more read Two children sustain serious personal injuries while playing in a jump house.
Children have legal rights, however parents or legal guardians need to bring the causes of actions on behalf of their children. Depending on the circumstances the owner/operated of the bounce house may be liable to the injured children for the injuries each sustained. It may depend on whether a waiver was signed or, if the bounce house was rented, the terms and conditions of the rental agreement. Regardless, these attractions can be dangerous. If your child has been injured while playing in a popular bounce house you should contact a Florida Personal Injury Lawyer to see what your child may be entitled to.