Houston Personal Injury Attorney News

There have been a high number of bounce house accidents in the year 2014. Part of this is due to the fact that more and more people are choosing to own these inflatable fun houses privately. Despite proper set up and supervision in these cases, the fun houses are blown into the air by strong gusts of wind, sometimes in the direction of other people and sometimes when a child is still inside. O...

Fiat Chrysler is now being named in a 2008-2010 class-action lawsuit, which covers the Dodge Caravan, Chrysler Town and Country, and Dodge Journey. The Fiat Chrysler is accused of having defective ignition switches, which has been linked to 57 deaths. Chrysler is now recalling 2.59 million small cars. Congress has also added a $35 million fine for delaying the recall announcement. Th...

A 10-year-old girl who was jumping on a trampoline at a gymnastics academy sustained several injuries after she went through a tampered glass window. The accident happened in Antioch, California at a Halloween party at the Four Stars Gymnastics Academy. Kyla Graham was about the get off the trampoline, when one of her last bounces sent her in the wrong direction. She was launched though a near...

One story that is heard far too often is one where a child and their parents go to a party or event and the child ends up injured while using a bounce house. Bounce houses are popular attractions for children because of the fun they provide, but they’re also one of the most dangerous and resulted in at least 4,900 injuries in only a three year period. Those who have a child injured&nb...

How much fun is too much fun? A look at child safety incidents in 2014 might give you an idea. When it comes to protecting your children, sometimes storing the matches out of reach and encouraging them to “look both ways” just isn’t enough. Check out this overview of accidents involving kids over the last year. An Independent Slide In an incident that was simply too close for comfor...

A recent win by child injury attorney Sam K. Mukerji, who second-chaired the trial with his former law partner, is drawing attention from state and local news outlets in Houston. The trial covered an injury that happened in 2010, when a 9-year-old boy and his brother were playing on The Chaos, an inflatable bounce house at Pump It Up of The Woodlands. When the boy’s brother climbed off the equi...