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Kaitlin Hill, a mother known as Kati to her friends, took her three-year-old son Colton to a trampoline park during a session marketed for the youngest jumpers. Like many families in West Lake Hills, she believed that a facility advertising "Toddler Time" had been engineered for the safety of children his size. But a larger child—older and significantly heavier—rebounded on the same trampoline mat at the wrong instant. The energy transfer from the heavier jumper launched Colton with a force his small frame was never meant to decelerate. His femur, the strongest bone in the human body, snapped. We have read Kati’s description of that moment many times; she calls it the worst scream you could ever hear from a child. Colton spent months in a body cast. When Kati posted her warning to other parents, it was shared a quarter-million times. Her conclusion was simple and haunting: "We had no idea." At Attorney911, we share this story because we represent families in West Lake Hills who are currently living that same nightmare. We represent parents sitting in the waiting rooms of Dell Children’s Medical Center, watching as surgeons explain what a Salter-Harris growth plate fracture means for their child’s…