Swimming Pool Accident

Orange County Personal Injury Attorney

In our state, swimming pools are commonplace at private residences, condominium and apartment complexes, hotels and recreation facilities.  It is the legal duty of the owner or property manager to keep the pool area safe and well maintained to try and avoid the possibility of an accident from occurring.  Unfortunately, there are many hazards that can be present, due to carelessness or negligence, which can lead to devastating swimming pool accidents.  Some of the more common reasons for accidents are:

• Obstacles, clutter or debris in and around the pool
• Unsafe pool drains
• Uncovered vacuum outlets
• Cloudy water
• Faulty gate locks or insufficient fencing
• No lifeguard on duty when there should be

If you or someone you care about has recently been hurt in a swimming pool accident, or your family is grieving the sudden and tragic loss of a loved one in a drowning accident, it is important that you discuss the details of your situation with a knowledgeable Orange County personal injury lawyer.  You will need to understand your rights and legal options to seek compensation to help alleviate the financial and emotional burdens that are typically the result of this type of accident.

Fighting for Accident Victims and their Families

At Cohn & Swartzon, P.C., our seasoned lawyers are extremely well versed and extensively experienced in cases pertaining to personal injury involving swimming pool accidents and wrongful death lawsuits for families of drowning victims.  It is acutely understood that these types of personal injury matters can be difficult and extremely emotional and we are dedicated to handling these sensitive situations in a way that makes the information you need easy to understand and act on.

We are a compassionate, driven and highly committed team that will aggressively pursue the best possible result for you and your family.  When an innocent victim gets hurt because of someone else's actions or negligence, the responsible party can and should be held liable.  This is important for two key reasons; seeking justice in your case as well as attempting to prevent future accidents from being caused.