Haunted Houses Are Scary and Tough to Beat in Court

Every October, millions of Americans willingly step into haunted houses, corn mazes and darkened trails, hoping for a good scare. But when a startled patron runs into a wall, trips over uneven ground, or falls while fleeing a costumed actor, the fright can give way to litigation. These cases raise a surprisingly tricky question: How much risk does someone accept when they pay to be scared?…
By: Esquire Deposition Solutions, LLC