A young boy fell through a torn trampoline at a local Houston park, sustaining brain injuries. <\/p>\n
Houston teen Max Menchaca was enjoying a day out at a local trampoline park when he fell through a torn canvas in June 2013. He now suffers seizures as a result of sustaining traumatic brain injury after his fall.<\/p>\n
The teen\u2019s parents filed a personal injury lawsuit against National Trampoline Entertainment Centers and National Trampoline Entertainment Dallas, II, d\/b\/a “Cosmic Jump.\u201d The suit requests damages to cover his past, current and future medical expenses, and compensation for his loss of future earnings. The family wanted to file this lawsuit to make a point that trampoline park injuries are on the rise and that, if the parks are not properly maintained, there is the potential for users to face life-altering injuries or death.<\/p>\n
According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, there were over 94,900 emergency room visits as (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A young boy fell through a torn trampoline at a local Houston park, sustaining brain injuries. Houston teen Max Menchaca was enjoying a day out at a local trampoline park when he fell through a torn canvas in June 2013.…<\/span><\/p>\n