In recent years, there has been significant investment in outdoor play parks for children, with a focus on safety and quality. Local councils and park owners, while not responsible for supervising children, are tasked with ensuring that playground equipment meets high standards and that appropriate, safe surfaces are installed. Moreover, play areas need to be well-maintained, clean, and to have suitable warnings in place where necessary to help avoid accidents.
If your child was injured in a play park, you might be entitled to pursue a playground accident claim. At Graham Coffey & Co, we specialise in offering expert personal injury solicitor services for children who have sustained injuries from substandard playground equipment, supporting their families throughout the process of making playground accident claims. We invite you to contact our Manchester law firm for a complimentary initial consultation to discuss the details of your incident.
Children are afforded a substantial period, up to three years after their 18th birthday, to initiate a personal injury claim. Allow our experienced personal injury solicitors to handle the intricacies of the investigation on your behalf.