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Atlanta Sports Stadium Injury Attorneys

When people attend a sporting event they expect to be entertained. They don’t expect to suffer an injury or even die from unsafe premises. Unfortunately, sports stadium owners and operators may be liable if an attendee, sports athlete, or support staff is injured before, during, or after a game. The owner of the stadium may be held liable for the damages or death that result from their negligence or reckless maintenance behaviors.


Schedule your free initial consultation with our sports stadium injury lawyers in Georgia by calling us at (980) 246-2656. Shane Smith Law is here to help.


Ways a Stadium Owner May Be Responsible

Alcohol

Similar to drunk driving, if a stadium serves a patron, underage or of-age, too much alcohol, the stadium may be held responsible at the stadium or if the drunk driver is involved in a drunk driving accident when they leave the stadium. If a driver is underage, there is zero tolerance regarding serving alcohol. If an of-age customer is known to be visibly intoxicated and the patron causes injuries to a third party at the stadium or the patron is understood to be driving soon and causes injuries with their car, the stadium may be held liable.

Security

All patrons have a reasonable expectation to be safe and free from injuries from their fellow fans and uninvited persons who may want to trespass or cause them bodily harm. If a patron is injured from a criminal attack due to a lack of security by the stadium owner, there may be a premises liability claim.

Safety

Patrons have a reasonable expectation of safety when they enter, exit, and use the stadium for their enjoyment purposes. 

When the attendees go to a stadium, they are entitled to the facilities performing according to normal expectations:

  • Using a chair with normal expectations
  • Have food handled and cooked to healthy standards
  • Be able to use the bleachers, stands, and barriers without fear of defects or unreasonable safety expectations

Stadium owners, by inviting and attracting sports fans, have a duty of care to keep their stadiums safe, secure, and free from unreasonable hazards. However, if a sports stadium operator fails to maintain this level of safety or has done so will a reckless disregard for it, an attendee may have a premises liability claim. The sole way to see if there is a case and what damages may be available is to speak with an accident attorney. 


You will be able to learn about your potential claim through a Georgia sports stadium injury attorney during your free legal consultation at Shane Smith Law. Give our offices a call at (980) 246-2656 or contact us online today!


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    We understand that this can be a scary and overwhelming time. We pride ourselves on providing you with the answers you need to make educated decisions about your case. Each step of the way we want to ensure you are fully aware and on board with the trajectory of your case.
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    Unlike other firms, our ONLY focus is helping individuals and families who have been wrongfully injured. We dedicate all of our time, efforts, and resources to those who have been injured because of someone else's negligence.
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    When you have been injured, whether it's a small accident or a major one, our team dedicates the same amount of professionalism and commitment to maximize your result. Small or large we are committed to getting you a good and fair settlement.

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    At Shane Smith Law, we care about you, the individual. We genuinely want you to feel better and get good treatment. Thus, we not only help you obtain results, but we also help you obtain quality doctors and providers.

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