Helping Children And Families Recover After A Swimming Pool Accident
Swimming pools present a very serious risk of injury and death. The owners of swimming pools, both public like municipalities and private individuals, have responsibilities that they need to observe.
Municipalities, county park boards and other public pool owners have a more expansive set of responsibilities, including:
- Having a lifeguard
- Ensuring proper training of lifeguards
- Ensuring the pool is not overcrowded
- Preventing risky behavior
- Ensuring proper equipment is present (life-saving equipment, filter intake covers, etc.)
If the owner of a public swimming pool fails to maintain safe conditions and someone is injured, that owner can be held responsible for those injuries.
Private swimming pool owners have a more limited responsibility than public pool owners, but they can still be held responsible when an injury occurs because of their failure to keep their pools safe.
Decades Of Experience, Respect For Our Clients
At Goldstein & Goldstein, LLP, our attorneys have more than 40 years of combined experience fighting to protect the rights of those who have been injured. We have helped thousands of clients during those decades of service. We are dedicated to helping our clients secure the full compensation they deserve. Let us help you pursue the compensation you need to be able to recover from your injuries.
Contact The Newark Premises Liability Lawyers Of Goldstein & Goldstein, LLP
If you have suffered a serious injury in a swimming pool, you need to take steps to ensure that you have what you need to recover. The personal injury attorneys of Goldstein & Goldstein, LLP, offer real help and real hope to our clients. To schedule a free initial consultation with one of our swimming pool injury attorney, call 973-609-5693 or contact us online.
We represent injured clients on a contingent fee basis. We collect attorney’s fees only if we obtain compensation for you.