A former United States attorney and personal injury lawyer believes that the Orlando, Florida amusement park will “absolutely” be held liable in an incident that resulted in the death of a 14-year-old boy on Thursday night.
told Fox News Digital that ICON Park will"absolutely" be held liable in the incident which led to Sampson's death.Rahmani said that the amusement park has a responsibility to keep their rides safe, and added that this case deals with a minor.
He added that the only argument that the park can give would be the assumption of risk by going on the ride, which he said is a"weak argument." Rahmani said that in a personal injury claim, liability, damages, and coverage are looked at. All of these elements are met, he says. ICON Park tweeted a statement, which says it is cooperating with law enforcement and grieving the tragedy.In a statement, the SlingShot Group, which operates the Orlando FreeFall, said that it will cooperate with the investigation and expressed its deepest sympathy to family and friends of Sampson.
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