Families of Tasmanian jumping castle tragedy victims launch class action.
Public Liability lawyers, Maurice Blackburn are suing the State as operators of the school
and the company which set up the equipment.
Eligible to join the class action will be children who suffered physical or psychological injury, witnesses, close family members of those killed or injured.
There is more on this incident back at Page 14, Feb 2, 2024. Which mentioned:
Alleged tethered at four out of its anchorage points.
Alleged pegs not installed at the recommended 45 degrees.
Alleged pegs recommended by the manufacturer or a suitable alternative were not used.
Maurice Blackburn will not necessarily go down that path, but this case will be of interest to people who own/manage airports/strips, flying schools, aircraft for hire, aircraft maintenance, aircraft sales etc.
I haven’t seen any announcement on when the case will be heard.
WX00302.pdf