Lake Geneva Swimming and Diving Injuries Lawyer

Most people don’t really stop to consider the dangers associated with swimming pools. Swimming pool accidents are much more common than you may think. More than 3,000 people drown in swimming pools each year and the number of people seriously injured in swimming pool continues to increase. Injuries to the spinal cord, brain, as well as fractured bones and heads are the most common types of injuries that may occur in swimming pools. Permanent brain damage or spinal cord damage may result from these injuries. Swimming pools, however, are not the only place that a person could drown. Sinks, fish tanks, bathtubs, toilets, hot tubs, ponds, and spas could also be considered dangerous.

Common causes of swimming pool accidents:

  • No supervision of children
  • No instruction and training in pool safety
  • Failure to maintain the safe condition of the pool
  • Poorly designed or constructed pools
  • Failure to protect children from open pools
  • Lack of safety equipment and warnings about possible dangers

Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. is a law firm with a team of Lake Geneva swimming and diving lawyers. The Lake Geneva attorneys have been fighting for the rights of those injured while swimming or diving for years. If you are injured while swimming in someone else’s pool, the pool owner or manager may be liable for the damages that occur in or around their pool. The best way to find out if the pool owner or manager may be liable for your injuries, consult an attorney. With 13 offices throughout the state, there is a team of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. lawyers ready to assist you no matter where you may live in Wisconsin. Contact the Lake Geneva swimming and diving lawyers today to schedule a free initial consultation and being the process of recovering monetary damages for your injuries.

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