Playground Injury FAQs

One or more of the following parties may be held liable for your child's injuries:

• The property owner or manager
• The playground equipment manufacturer
• The person who was supervising your child at the playground
• The parents of the child who injured your child
• The owner of the dog that bit your child

Schools have a responsibility to provide a reasonably safe environment for students. If your child was injured at school, you and your child may be entitled to compensation for their injuries. Contact our team for a free consultation with a child injury lawyer in Chicago.

The most common causes for child injuries at school include:

• Slip/trip and falls
• Unsafe playground surface
• Being struck by moving objects
• Strangulation
• Poor maintenance
• Faulty equipment
• Child-on-child injury

The most common child injuries at school include:

• Lacerations and contusions
• Head injuries
• Sprains and strains
• Fractured or broken bones
• Internal injuries

If your child was injured at school, it is essential that they receive the proper medical treatment neccessary for their injuries. In addition, it is important to consult with a child injury lawyer in Chicago as soon as possible to protect you and your child's best interests.