Over 100 sue Six Flags over X2 rollercoaster brain injuries

Summarised from 4 outlets · 7 reports · Updated 24 Sept, 21:14 · Archive

More than 100 people are suing Six Flags Magic Mountain, alleging the X2 rollercoaster caused traumatic brain injuries.

More than 100 people have sued Six Flags Magic Mountain in California, claiming the X2 rollercoaster caused traumatic brain injuries. The law firm representing the plaintiffs says riders experienced catastrophic brain damage. Six Flags has declined to comment on the pending litigation.

How it is being reported

• Six Flags coaster accused of causing dozens of brain injuriesCBS News · 24 Sept, 17:22
• Six Flags' X2 roller coaster caused over 100 injuries, lawsuits sayCBS News · 24 Sept, 14:50
• California Six Flags rollercoaster left more than 100 people with brain injuries, attorneys sayCBS News · 24 Sept, 01:03
• Lawsuits allege Six Flags' X2 roller coaster left riders with brain injuriesCBS News · 24 Sept, 00:05
• More than 100 people say rollercoaster that put riders in a COMA left them with brain damageDaily Mail · 23 Sept, 23:37
• Six Flags Magic Mountains sued over alleged ‘catastrophic brain damage’ from X2 rideThe Guardian · 23 Sept, 20:53
• LA lawyer says Magic Mountain’s X2 coaster left him brain damaged after day out with grandkidsNew York Post · 22 Sept, 23:46

In this story: Six Flags Magic Mountain · X2 · Valencia · California

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