[brief] On February 22, 2022, the Plaintiff, [...] ("[...]"), suffered a traumatic brain injury while lawfully present as a business invitee on the premises owned and operated by [...], an indoor trampoline park.  Pa0005-Pa0018.  [...] entered [...]’s facility with his family, including his wife and Co-Plaintiff, [...] (“[...]”), their young son, [...], their infant daughter, [...]’s mother, [...]’s brother, and his two nieces.  Pa0112 at 2T19:22-24.  With the --- \(^1\) 1T = transcript of Motion to Compel Arbitration, dated May 2, 2024; 2T = deposition transcript of [...] Coppi, dated October 3, 2023; and 3T = deposition transcript of [...] Coppi, dated October 3, 2023.  intention of safely enjoying the facility with his family, [...] approached the front register to purchase a ticket for his son.  Pa0114 at 2T21:12-14.  However, [...]’s employee informed him that, due to his son’s age, a parent had to accompany the child through the trampoline park.  Pa0119 at 2T26:11-13.  [...], wanting to ensure his son could participate, agreed to the requirement and [...]’s employee then directed [...] to fill out a waiver form specifically for his son’s participation.  Pa0119 at 2T26:13-14.  [...] was directed to a set of screens near the register, where he was given only a brief opportunity to review a document titled, “CUSTOMER RELEASE, ASSUMPTION OF RISK, WAIVER OF LIABILITY, ARBITRATION, AND INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT” (the “Agreement”).  Pa0115 at 2T22:7-12; Pa0087.  The Agreement listed [...] as the designated “jumper” and [...] as the Parent/Guardian accompanying him.  Pa0091-Pa0092.  Due to a line of other customers forming behind him, [...] felt pressured to quickly review and sign the Agreement, which only identified [...] as the participant.  Pa0115 at 2T22:7-12.  [...] never reviewed or signed any documents labeling him as a “jumper” at the trampoline park.  Yet, an [...] employee required [...] to purchase specific socks for both himself and [...] in order to access the trampolines, implicitly directing him to participate.  Pa0119 at 2T26:18-27:2.  [...] then put on these socks for himself and [...] as instructed.  Pa0120 at 2T27:17-20.  Shortly after entering the trampoline park, [...] accompanied his niece to an area called the “Pro Zone. ”  Pa0125 at 2T32:6-10.  This area, accessible to all guests, allows only one participant at a time and includes two L-shaped trampolines with parallel walls.  Pa0125 at 2T32:6-10.  The Pro Zone actively encourages patrons of all skill levels to jump as high as possible by displaying markers on the walls that show the height reached.  Pa0129 at 2T36:20-22; Pa0130 at 2T37:22-25.  While jumping in the Pro Zone and using the wall’s height indicators, [...] struck his head on a hard object protruding dangerously close to the L-shaped trampoline.  Pa0131 at 2T38:20-24.  This impact caused a severe flapping laceration on his right forehead and scalp, resulting in substantial bleeding.  Pa0132 at 2T39:2-6.  [...] needed numerous sutures inside and outside his head and, since the incident, has suffered from migraines, sleep difficulties, restricted neck movement, and balance problems.  Pa0165 at 2T72:5-25; Pa0167 at 2T74:3-22; Pa0171 at 2T78:14-79:8.  Despite the Coppi’s efforts to resolve this matter out of court, Plaintiffs filed their initial complaint against [...] on January 20, 2023, initiating a prolonged discovery process.