Defective Playground Equipment

Playground structures at elementary schools are joyous places for children to play during recess. Because of this, many parents believe that this equipment is safe and made with the safety of children in mind. But these days, companies often produce playground equipment that is defective and unsafe, and since it is on school grounds playgrounds, this equipment represents a substantial liability.

If your child has experienced an injury while playing on defective playground equipment, you may be entitled to legal compensation and benefits. Contact a Madison product liability lawyer at Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. today at 800-242-2874 for more information.

Some of the most common defects found in playground equipment include:

  • Steps on a slide ladder being too far apart
  • Swings being too close together
  • No shock absorbent surface below swings and slides
  • Sharp, exposed corners on metal slides
  • Falls from poorly designed jungle gyms

Many times playground equipment is either too aged to be safe or it is simply improperly designed, for example, being made out of wood or concrete. Although these defects may seem innocent, they can lead to serious injuries like: head trauma, broken bones, or spinal cord injuries. About 75% of all playground-related injuries happen on government and public facilities.

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If your child has been hurt while playing on dangerous or defective equipment, the experienced Madison personal injury lawyers of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. can help your family fight for the compensation you deserve. Contact us today at 800-242-2874 to discuss your legal rights and options.

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