New lawsuits allege X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain caused major brain injuries
- Three new lawsuits filed against Six Flags Magic Mountain allege riders suffered major brain injuries after riding the X2 roller coaster, while attorneys representing the plaintiffs say more than 100 additional people have come forward.
- The lawsuits allege X2 had design problems dating back to when the ride first opened in 2002.
- Attorneys said their firm has retained more than 100 people over the past two months who reported suffering some degree of brain damage after riding the coaster.
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- Three new lawsuits filed against Six Flags Magic Mountain allege riders suffered major brain injuries after riding the X2 roller coaster, while attorneys representing the plaintiffs say more than 100 additional people have come forward.
- The lawsuits allege X2 had design problems dating back to when the ride first opened in 2002.
- Attorneys said their firm has retained more than 100 people over the past two months who reported suffering some degree of brain damage after riding the coaster.
Sources: Abcnews