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: Georgia Law BlogDeath At Six Flags Atlanta Amusement Park Just East of Douglas County, GA
By Jack E. Clay
A 17 year old boy was killed today when he was hit by the Batman roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia. This tragic death occurred when the boy was struck while in an areas that was deemed off limits, according to an article in the Atlanta Journal Constitution. The boy was at the park with a church group. It is unknown why the boy was in a restricted area at time he was struck.
Workers at amusements parks, as well as visitors, get hurt in work accidents. Our law firm handles on the job injuries, work accident cases, and serious injury matters in Atlanta and throughout Georgia. I have handled workers? compensation cases on behalf of amusement park employees in the past. In one case many years ago, I represented an injured worker who was hurt when a strap came loose from a ride and he was struck in the head. Employees of amusement parks and workers in the entertainment industry suffer workers' compensation injuries in Atlanta, Georgia and elsewhere. If you or loved one is injured and need a free legal consultation, our Douglasville lawyers stand ready to assist.
Full post as published by Georgia Law Blog on June 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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