Trampoline Recall

Super Jumper Trampoline’s 14-foot and 14/16-foot combo with enclosures were recalled by the CPSC after reports of the products arriving at consumers without necessary reinforcement clamps. Without these clamps, the unit can collapse during use and cause injury to the user, which is often a younger individual or child. These trampolines were sold online at Wayfair.com, Amazon.com, Hayneedle.com, and Overstock.com, so these dangerous products might stand in backyards across the country. The manufacturer has since offered a free repair kit containing safety clamps for any family that owns one of these products, but this is merely a band-aid fix on the much larger problem: manufacturers recklessly exposing their customers to a risk of injury. 

Anyone who owns one of these products should avoid using their trampoline until it’s repaired or you find a safer alternative that doesn’t jeopardize the wellbeing of your children. Additionally, if you plan to purchase a trampoline in the near future, you should heavily research the product before making any final decision to avoid purchasing something dangerous. You should also search consumer reports, reviews, and other resources to ensure that other buyers aren’t running into any safety issues or concerns. By doing so, you’re taking a proactive step to protect yourself and your family from the dangers of dangerous and defective products and making sure you don’t support an organization that doesn’t care about its customers.

Anyone who’s harmed by a dangerous or defective product can potentially recover the damage they sustained through a product liability lawsuit against the manufacturer. Your attorney will investigate your case, attempt to negotiate a settlement with the at-fault party, and advocate for your rights in the courtroom if no agreement is reached, all while keeping your best interests at the forefront of the process. They’ll also help ensure that any compensation offer you receive is fair and full, allowing you to sit back, relax, and watch them work their magic. Not only that, but your attorney will serve as a buffer between you and the at-fault organization, making sure that you have all the time you need to recover and heal. 

If you were injured by a defective product, you should speak with an attorney as soon as you can. Time is of the essence in cases like this, and you can avoid running into problems down the line by retaining an attorney and starting your lawsuit sooner rather than later. However, these lawsuits are often complicated, with the need to prove negligence and show proof of harm, which can be difficult for someone without legal experience. That’s why you’ll need an attorney by your side, one who’s well-versed in all aspects of product liability law and has the drive to never settle for less than you’re entitled to. Our firm is staffed with those very attorneys, and we’re committed to advocating for the fair and full compensation our clients deserve in situations where a negligent organization wrongs them.

In the most difficult moments of your life, Morgan & Morgan has your back. Manufacturer negligence isn’t your burden to bear, and it’s only a matter of time until Transasia Sporting Goods Manufactory Co. is forced to answer for the harm they’ve caused. If they had acted ethically before shipping their products, these dangerous trampolines wouldn’t have harmed consumers, and the victims' families wouldn’t have to recover from the damage. Instead, they chose to act negligently and expose their customer base, families with children, to a risk of a painful injury, which is nothing short of an unacceptable offense. Our skilled product liability attorneys understand that you need compensation to escape from the financial burden of your accident and recover swiftly, so we’re prepared to do everything in our power to ensure your case is resolved successfully.

If you were injured by a Super Jumper Trampoline or any other defective trampoline product, our attorneys are only a phone call away. Contact us today for more information on how to get started.