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Trampoline Park Claims Experts
In the last few years trampolining has become an increasingly popular leisure activity for children and adults alike. As well as an increase in the sale of home trampolines, there are now over 140 dedicated trampoline parks throughout the UK. Whilst the majority of trampoline parks take every care to keep their operations safe for customers and staff, accidents can still happen for a variety of reasons.
Injuries caused by trampolining accidents can range from mild, such as sprains, strains, bumps, and scrapes, to severe, such as back or head injuries that can have long-term effects. If you or your child have been injured as the result of an accident at a trampoline park, please get in touch with us and our team will be happy to offer advice regarding a potential compensation claim.
Accidents on trampolines typically occur when people land in an awkward way after performing a flip or jump on the trampoline, and they can cause a variety of injuries, the most common of which include:
The majority of accidents at trampoline parks typically cause fairly minor injuries, and the victims usually make a full recovery with little to no long lasting effects. However, some trampolining accidents can cause serious, life-limiting injuries, which may lead to the victim having to give up their job and make major adaptations
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The vast majority of trampoline parks in the UK now have stringent health and safety protocols and procedures in place, and carry out regular risk assessments to ensure that their premises provide a safe and fun environment for their customers, in line with the guidelines laid out by The Association of Trampoline Parks. These guidelines have helped to minimise the number of trampoline park accidents caused due to unsafe equipment, improper staff training, and general negligence.
With these guidelines in place, the majority of accidents at trampoline parks are now typically caused by people colliding with one another whilst bouncing, too many people jumping in the same area of the trampoline, and people jumping or falling off the trampoline. However, in some cases, an accident can be caused due to negligence, including faulty equipment, improper usage instructions, and too few staff monitoring the trampoline. A trampolining accident that occurs through no fault of your own could make you eligible for compensation; our team of qualified personal injury solicitors can advise you on the best course of action.
If you are injured at a trampoline park, or someone you are with is injured, it is important that the injured person is not moved, this is to ensure the injury is not made any worse before it can be treated, especially if the person has landed awkwardly and appears to have a neck or back injury. An ambulance should be called right away so that paramedics can assess the injured person and take them to hospital where necessary, and be sure to get a copy of the medical report as this will likely be needed to support your compensation claim.
Whilst waiting for the ambulance there are a number of things that you can do: notify the trampoline park and make sure the accident gets logged in their accident book, and gather as much information about the accident as possible. Take photos of the injury and the trampoline, as well as any safety advice you were given before beginning your session on the trampoline. If there were any witnesses to the accident it is helpful to take statements and contact details from them.
Once the injury has been treated and all of the evidence of the accident has been gathered, the next step is to contact us here at PSR Solicitors and our team of experienced personal injury lawyers will offer advice and guidance on your claim.
Trampoline parks in the UK are required to comply with the health and safety regulations outlined by The Association of Trampoline Parks, but the responsibility for trampoline safety ultimately lies with the owner or operator of the trampoline park.
Trampoline parks have a duty of care to their patrons, which means they must:
The onus is also on trampoline park customers to ensure they follow the instructions given to them and use the equipment in a safe and respectful manner, taking care to avoid causing any unnecessary risk to themselves or other trampoline users.
When attending a trampoline park you may be asked to sign a waiver before using the equipment. Many trampoline parks make it mandatory to sign a waiver in order to participate in the trampolining activities. However, this does not necessarily mean that you have waived all of your rights away, and you may still be able to make a claim if you are involved in an accident that wasn’t your fault.
Whilst there is some degree of legality to a waiver, it can not completely absolve the trampoline park of their public liability, and an injured party may still be able to make a compensation claim after a no-fault accident. The Unfair Contract Terms Act (1977) states that the provider of an activity cannot exclude or restrict their liability for injury or death caused as a result of their negligence. Therefore if you signed a waiver upon entering the trampoline park, but were then injured in an accident caused by their negligence, for example insufficient supervision of the trampolines, poorly maintained equipment, or a failure to impart the correct safety procedures, you may be entitled to claim compensation for your injuries.
After your trampoline park accident, once your injuries have been treated and the shock has worn off, your thoughts may begin to turn towards a compensation claim and how much money you could be awarded. It is a question that we get asked often, but it is also very difficult to give a definitive answer as each compensation claim for a trampoline park accident will vary.
There are many different facets of the case that will need to be looked at in order to determine how much compensation you could be awarded. These include the type and severity of your injury, as well as the long-term prognosis of your injuries and the effect they have had on your quality of life. You may also be able to receive compensation to cover any medical expenses or loss of earnings you have incurred as a direct result of your injuries.
One of the main concerns many people have when making a claim for compensation after a trampoline park accident is how much it will cost them. After incurring medical expenses and having to take time off work, which often means a loss of income, the last thing you want is to be faced with a hefty legal bill, especially if your claim is unsuccessful.
At PSR Solicitors we understand your concerns, which is why we offer our personal injury compensation service on a no win no fee basis. This means that if your claim is unsuccessful we won’t charge you anything for our services. If your claim is successful, we will recoup our fees from the compensation you are awarded before it makes its way into your bank account.
If you are looking to claim compensation for an injury sustained at a trampoline park, and you want free advice from a fully qualified solicitor then please contact us now. Using one of our specialist personal injury claim solicitors ensures that you have a better chance of winning your claim and receiving all of the compensation and help that you are entitled to all on a No Win No Fee basis.
With offices in Colwyn Bay, Ellesmere Port, Rhyl, Shotton, Wrexham, Wallasey, and Chester, PSR is a leading Personal Injury Law Firm in Wales and Personal Injury Lawyers in Cheshire.
We regularly act for clients on trampline accident accident claims across North Wales, Cheshire, Merseyside, and Liverpool. As recognised expert Personal Injury Solicitors, we can support your needs wherever you live in Wales, England & Northern Ireland.
The team at PSR solicitors is best placed to help you with your Trampoline Park Accident Compensation Claim so for confidential, professional legal advice don’t hesitate to contact us today.
If you have been involved in an accident or been injured in any way in the past three years, through no fault of your own, contact us today and speak to one of our team so that we can help you get your life back on track.
Richard Layfield LLB
Solicitor - Head of Personal Injury
I've been a Solicitor at PSR Solicitors since March 2013 and am head of Personal Injury throughout the firm as well as having full responsibility for managing the Rhyl office.
I completed both my Law LLB and LPC degrees at Cardiff University, graduating in 2008 and 2009 respectively. Thereafter, I completed my 2-year training contract at a firm based in Cardiff, then I was retained by this firm as a Criminal Defence Solicitor until I decided to relocate up to North Wales.
As an experienced personal injury and civil litigation Solicitor, I represent Claimants in all manner of personal injury case work including injuries as a result of Road Traffic Accidents, Accidents at Work, and Occupiers Liability Accidents. I handle all types off personal injury claims from the minor right through to complex, serious injury claims.
Outside of work I'm a keen rugby fan, who enjoys running and travel.
Shotton Office, Rhyl Office, Ellesmere Port Office, Wallasey Office
Paul Rossiter
Paul Rossiter LLB Law
Managing Director
I qualified as a solicitor in 1998 and worked as a Personal Injury Specialist throughout my legal career, dealing with high value serious injury cases obtaining both compensation and rehabilitation for my clients. I was a member of APIL (Association Of Personal injury Lawyers) and recognised by the Law Society as being a Senior Personal Injury Solicitor.
After working in various law firms, both small high street firms and a larger practice in Manchester, I saw a gap in the market for a high quality practice that had the same core high street values of being personable and approachable and combining them with the efficiency and professionalism of a larger practice. PSR Solicitors was therefore established in 2009 and since then PSR Solicitors has provided high quality legal services to local clients throughout North Wales and Cheshire.
I live in Chester with my young family and 2 dogs and enjoy regular holidays along the coast of North Wales and Ibiza.
I have recently been asked to join the board of trustees at Platform For Life, a mental health counselling charity in Chester. Good mental health is the foundation of a more fulfilled, happy and healthy life, yet many families struggle to access the help and support they need to achieve it. Platform for Life offers free local counselling and play therapy for families who would otherwise not be able to afford it.
Richard Layfield
USUAL LOCATIONS: Shotton Office, Rhyl Office, Ellesmere Port Office, Wallasey Office
Mark House
Mark House LLB
Solicitor - Head of Litigation
USUAL LOCATIONS: Shotton Office, Wrexham Office, Colwyn Bay Office, Wallasey Office
I completed my law degree and legal practice course at Nottingham Law School, before qualifying as a solicitor in 2004. I then worked at a specialist personal injury firm in the East Midlands and a leading regional firm, before joining PSR in 2017.
With PSR I've continued to specialise in acting for Personal Injury claimants and have developed a keen understanding of the procedures and tactics involved in pursuing a claim, as well as the difficulties and concerns faced by people who have suffered as the result of an accident.
Since 2014 I've been proud to help hundreds of people. I've represented the public in all manner of injury claims, including serious orthopaedic injuries, brain damage, and psychological trauma. I was instructed to deal with claims for clients in the aftermath of the Potters Bar rail crash and the Penhallow hotel fire.
In addition, I represent clients in relation to all manner of disputes. I have dealt with professional negligence claims, such as those against solicitors and builders. I have helped clients recover money which is due to them and to dispute invoices which have been sent to them. I have helped business defend claims against them. I have tackled neighbour and boundary disputes.
I live locally to the Colwyn Bay office, and outside of work, I enjoy taking advantage of the coastal and mountain outdoor activities which are available on the doorstep. I'm also heavily involved with an outdoor pursuits charity, which I find an enjoyable and rewarding way of using my free time.
Jasmine Simpson
Jasmine Simpson LLB (Hons)
Solicitor
USUAL LOCATIONS: Rhyl Office, Colwyn Bay Office
I joined PSR Solicitors in May 2022 as part of their first cohort of Trainee Solicitors. After being admitted as a Solicitor in August 2023, I joined the firm's Litigation Department.
I completed my Law degree at The University of Liverpool in 2018, then went on to complete the Legal Practice Course at The College of Law, Chester.
Outside of work I enjoy making the most of living in North Wales and often spend my weekends on the Llyn Peninsula. I also enjoy going to the gym, skiing holidays and travelling to warmer destinations.
Under the Consumer Protection Act 1987, there are three main parties that can be held liable for defective product injury claims.
In the event that a supplier fails to divulge the identity of any of the above parties to a claimant within a reasonable timeframe, they can also be held liable.
There are also certain circumstances where the liability extends to cover retailers, wholesalers, repairers, and hirers of defective products but your solicitor can discuss that with you if it is relevant to your case.
Under the Consumer Protection Act 1987, legislation imposes strict liability on a producer for damage or injury caused by a dangerous and faulty product. If it can be proved that the safety of the product was below a satisfactory standard you are entitled to make a claim. It is not necessary to prove negligence, all that you need to be able to do is demonstrate the following:
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