Plaintiff Alleges Local Adventure Park Negligence Led to Serious Injuries

6th Judicial Circuit of Florida Pinellas County
6th Judicial Circuit of Florida Pinellas County
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A mother’s day of celebration turned into a nightmare when she slipped and fell at a local adventure park, leading to a lawsuit against the business. Christie Brannon filed a complaint in the Circuit Court of the Sixth Judicial Circuit in Pinellas County, Florida, on February 20, 2026, against Ultimate Trampoline 2, LLC doing business as Catapult Adventure Park and its store manager identified as Jane Doe.

The incident occurred on July 13, 2025, when Brannon visited Catapult Adventure Park to host her daughter’s birthday party. As she approached the designated area for the event, Brannon slipped on water that had been left on the floor by an employee who was mopping nearby. This unexpected fall resulted in significant injuries for Brannon. She alleges that both the company and its store manager failed to maintain safe premises and neglected their duty to warn her of dangerous conditions.

Brannon claims that Ultimate Trampoline 2, LLC breached its duty by failing to maintain or adequately inspect the flooring, creating an unreasonably dangerous condition. The complaint outlines numerous instances of negligence including inadequate maintenance policies and insufficient training for employees regarding safety protocols. The plaintiff asserts that these oversights led directly to her accident and subsequent injuries.

Moreover, Brannon accuses Jane Doe, the store manager, of failing to prevent foreseeable injuries by not enforcing proper safety measures or training staff effectively. She argues that Jane Doe did not take necessary actions such as communicating safety topics during meetings or implementing strategic maintenance plans which could have prevented such accidents.

In seeking justice from the court, Christie Brannon demands judgment against both defendants for damages exceeding $50,000 plus interest and costs. She is requesting compensation for bodily injury which includes permanent injury to her body as a whole along with pain and suffering among other losses like medical expenses and loss of earnings due to her inability to work post-accident.

Representing Christie Brannon is attorney Kaitlin H. Maller from Morgan & Morgan law firm based in St. Petersburg. The case has been assigned Case Number: 26-001138-CI.

Source:  26001138CI_Christie_Brannon_v_Ultimate_Trampoline_Complaint_Pinellas_County_Florida.pdf



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