Attractions Company Sued Over Negligence Leading To Injury Of Business Invitee
In a gripping legal battle that underscores the importance of safety in public spaces, a Broward County resident has taken legal action against a well-known attractions company. On September 25, 2024, Allan Vasquez filed a complaint in the Circuit Court of the 15th Judicial Circuit in Palm Beach County, Florida, targeting Rapids Holdings Attractions, LLC and an unnamed manager referred to as John Doe.
The lawsuit centers around an incident on June 19, 2024, when Vasquez visited the premises owned by Rapids Holdings Attractions located at 6566 N Military Trail in Palm Beach County. As a business invitee, Vasquez alleges he was injured due to slipping and falling while attempting to access one of the rides. The complaint accuses Rapids Holdings Attractions and its manager of negligence for failing to maintain safe conditions on their property. Specifically, it is claimed that they neglected to correct known hazards or adequately warn patrons about potential dangers.
Vasquez’s legal filing details several allegations against the defendants. It asserts that Rapids Holdings Attractions negligently failed to keep their grounds safe for visitors and did not address hazardous conditions they were aware of or should have been aware of through reasonable care. Furthermore, it accuses them of creating a dangerous environment without providing sufficient warnings to patrons like Vasquez. The plaintiff argues that these negligent actions led directly to his injuries, which include bodily harm, pain and suffering, mental anguish, and loss of earnings both past and future.