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On any given Saturday afternoon, families from the Town of Copper Canyon travel just a few miles south or east to the massive entertainment hubs in Southlake, Denton, or Frisco. You might be at the Urban Air in Southlake—the flagship location where the entire franchise began—or perhaps the Altitude in Fort Worth Keller. You signed the waiver at the kiosk because the line was long and your children were vibrating with excitement. You handed them their grip socks, told them to have fun, and found a seat at the observation rail. Then, the scream happens. As Kaitlin "Kati" Hill told ABC News after her son Colton’s femur was shattered at a park, it is "the worst scream that you could ever have heard from a child." In that split second, your life in the Town of Copper Canyon changes. The park manager approaches not with a medical kit or an ambulance on speed dial, but with a clipboard and a "guest error" form. You are told the injury was an "inherent risk." You are reminded that you signed a waiver. At the emergency room at Cook Children’s or a trauma bay in Denton, the surgeon explains that your child has a Salter-Harris Type III fracture—a growth plate injury that may not stop causing problems until they reach adulthood. We are Attorney911, The Manginello Law Firm. We don't accept the park's "inherent risk" excuse, and we certainly don't accept their waiver as a wall. Our founder, Ralph Manginello, has spent over…
