The Dangers of Stadiums
Sporting events, concerts, and other forms of entertainment draw millions of Americans to stadiums across the nation every year. However, not all of these arenas are safe. While these venues can be a great stage for a multitude of events, they can also be dangerous should the property owners or managers fail to follow basic safety precautions and standards.
Premises owners are required to provide guests and patrons with a safe place to watch events, and if they fail in this duty to you, you may be able to hold them responsible. To speak with a professional attorney about your legal options if you have been hurt in an unsafe stadium, contact the Pennsylvania premises liability lawyers of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C., today at 610-667-7511 and schedule a free consultation.
Common Causes of Stadium Accidents
Because of their sheer size, there can be a number of obvious or even hidden problems that may cause an injury in an event stadium. Some of the most common problems or malfunctions at a stadium include:
- Lack of guardrails or barriers around the edge of seats
- Decks or concrete that is cracking or shifting
- Shaky or collapsing bleachers
- Dirty kitchen conditions
- Spilled liquid on the ground
Injuries Caused by Stadium Accidents
Any of the aforementioned problems could lead to the following injuries:
- Blunt force head trauma from falling over railing
- Slip and fall accidents
- Food-borne illnesses
- Bathroom injuries
You need a legal professional to help you fight for the financial compensation you need after a stadium accident, so call our offices today.
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If you have been hurt due to an unsafe stadium, do not hesitate to call the Pennsylvania premises liability attorneys of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C., at 610-667-7511 for more information about how we can help you fight back against a negligent stadium manager.