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Playgrounds can provide an important aspect to the development of a child. They are crucial in the growth of a child's motor, perceptual, and social skills. Each year, children are injured on playgrounds as the result of preventable hazards. Public playgrounds and backyard playgrounds are both responsible for these injuries. Even though falls are the most common cause of all injuries suffered, injury can also occur when limbs get stuck in the equipment or when clothing gets caught, presenting a serious strangulation danger. Some hazards that generally cause injury involve defective equipment, improper maintenance, inadequate supervision, failure to post warning signs, and improper surfacing underneath the equipment.
If your child has been injured by an unsafe playground or unsafe play equiptment you have legal rights. The legal professionals at Mark & Associates, P.C. are dedicated to achieving the best legal result possible for injured children and their families. In addition to the physical injuries, we recognize that injured children, experience a great deal of emotional trauma. Mark & Associates, P.C. will handle your case with the utmost sensitivity and make the legal process as easy as possible for your child and your entire family. To consult with an attorney today, contact our law firm by completing the case submission form on this page, or by calling 1-866-50-RIGHTS (1-866-507-4448).
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