Austin Swimming Pool Accident Lawyers

Swimming Pool Accident Lawyer in Austin

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Swimming pool accidents occur far too often throughout the United States as a result of owner negligence. According to the Center for Disease Control, approximately 3,300 yearly deaths are attributed to drowning or submersion with children under the age of 16 making up nearly 25% of all drowning deaths. With approximately 5,000 additional children experiencing near-drowning that can lead to permanent disability, the need for compensation to cover costs associated with care may be great.

Whether on private property or in a public swimming pool, it is the responsibility of the owner to maintain proper safety precautions in order to keep swimmers safe. Even while the negligent party may be held liable for damages related to a swimming pool accident, this negligence continues in the form of inappropriately maintained safety gear, slippery walkways, broken or defective cleaning equipment and more. The types of injuries that can be sustained may vary, but those victims who suffer a near drowning may be faced with brain damage due to lack of oxygen to the brain. If you have been the victim in a swimming pool accident, talk to a lawyer to begin building your case for dependable compensation.

Drowning and Other Serious Injuries

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Injuries suffered in swimming pool accidents can have lasting effects. These effects can last a lifetime in cases of serious brain damage, and may require significant, prolonged medical care. The costs associated with recovery or long-term healthcare in swimming pool accident victims can easily drive a family deep into debt. We at Zinda Law Group PLLC are dedicated to standing for the rights of all personal injury victims, and will fight to make sure you get the financial compensation you deserve. Our Personal Injury Attorneys will work diligently to create an organized, detailed account of the events, and can present all evidence to support your case in court.