Re: injured skating at local rink

Yes, if they did something wrong.

Joel Selik 800-894-2889

702-243-1930

www.4thelaw.com

Re: injured skating at local rink

The answer is: It depends. Did you just slip on the ice or was there negligence on the rink's part, ie. was the ice uneven, melted, was there debris on the ice that caused you fall, etc. Please feel free to contact me.

Re: injured skating at local rink

Before the rink could be held responsible for the injuries, it would have to be shown that there was some sort of negligence on its part. This means: (1) that the rink owed a duty to its patrons (e.g., to provide a safe environment); (2) that it breached that duty (by allowing a dangerous condition or failing to remove a hazard); (3) that such breach was the cause of the injuries, and; (4) that damages did, indeed, result. Some possible examples of a breach of duty could be failing to properly groom the ice, allowing too many people on the ice at once, neglecting to remove a rowdy and dangerous patron, or not repairing a dangerous condition on the premises. A plaintiff would have to show such a breach by a preponderance of the evidence to have a case against the ice rink. If the rink is run by a municipality, there may be certain government immunities that apply, as well.

If I can help further, feel free to call or email with any questions.

Rick D. Williams

775-358-1958

mailto:rickerwill@att.net

Re: injured skating at local rink

The rink, the manufacturer of the skates, or others may be responsible. There may be insurance coverage to pay your medical bills even if the rink is not responsible.

You are welcome to call me for a free consultation. We will review the facts and determine if you have a claim. You are under no obligation to hire me as your attorney. Hamilton Moore 702 293 3000