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There are thousands of amusement rides in the state of California, and every year, thousands are injured. In fact, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, there are a handful of deaths that occur every year due to amusement ride accidents, and many of those occur in California.

 

If you suffer from an injury or lost a loved one in an amusement ride accident, you may be entitled to compensation. According to California’s statute of limitations, a victim has only two years to file his or her personal injury case. Unfortunately, many California residents never realize that they were entitled to some type of compensation.

 

People go to theme parks and get on amusement rides for fun and excitement; not to get hurt. Injuries at amusement parks can cause lifelong pain and suffering due to chronic conditions. That’s why most legal experts advise that you take action now. The compensation you may receive can be worth millions of dollars or more, depending on your injury. Receive a FREE CASE EVALUATION today from some of the most knowledgeable and experienced California attorneys.

 

 

Amusement ride accidents can happen for a number of reasons. For example, a roller coaster can malfunction. The ride operator can forget to strap people and their belongings in correctly. Engine or track parts can break. In the state of California alone there are hundreds of people who are injured in amusement ride accidents every year, and many people don’t take their injuries as seriously as they should. Amusement ride injuries can cause life-long pain, reduced mobility, and medical bills that are often difficult to pay.

 

 

In California, people aren’t just injured on roller coasters. They are also injured in water parks, in haunted houses, on swings, and even in theme park food courts. They can slip and fall, trip down stairs, be grabbed by haunted house employees, get food poisoning or be injured because necessary safety precautions were not taken by theme park officials. During the last several years, people have suffered from broken and fractured bones, burns, torn ligaments and muscles, and have even drowned.