06/02/2026
Tip Tuesday: Pool Accidents & Summer Safety
As we kick off National Safety Month this June, it’s a good time to talk about pool safety.
Summer means pools are open—and unfortunately, pool accidents happen.
Watch Bill share some important pool safety tips. If you’re a pool owner, you have a responsibility to keep your property reasonably safe. When proper safety measures aren’t in place, serious injuries can occur, and in some cases, the property owner may be held responsible.
If you or your child is injured at a neighbor’s pool, a hotel pool, or a public pool, you may have a legal claim. Broken drain covers, missing fencing, inadequate supervision, or the absence of a required lifeguard can all create dangerous conditions. Every case is different, but an important question is whether the property owner took reasonable steps to keep the area safe.
Remember to document everything, take photos of the scene, and seek medical attention right away if you’re injured.
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