Drowning Accidents
Pool-related injuries where owners failed in their safety obligations.
Drowning is the leading cause of accidental death for young children in this country, and it is nearly always preventable. Pool owners — private homeowners, apartment complexes, hotels, and municipalities alike — carry real obligations: functioning barriers, self-latching gates, working drain covers, adequate supervision, and clear warnings.
Non-fatal drownings deserve equal seriousness. Oxygen deprivation can cause permanent brain injury requiring a lifetime of care, and the value of such a claim has to account for decades, not months.
Andre Thomas pursues compensation where negligent conditions or inadequate warnings led to a drowning, on behalf of the injured and of families who lost someone.
- Inadequate fencing, gates, and barriers
- Absent or insufficient supervision
- Defective drains and pool equipment
- Apartment, hotel, and public pool claims
- Brain injury from non-fatal drowning; wrongful death
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