Pamela L. Morrison v. Universal City Studios, LLC et al

  1. April 24, 2026

    Universal And 'Harry Potter' Rider Get $7.25M Verdict Nixed

    A California federal judge has granted a joint motion by Universal City Studios and a woman injured while exiting a "Harry Potter"-themed attraction to vacate the $7.25 million verdict in her favor as part of a confidential settlement in the case.

  2. April 16, 2026

    Universal Wants $7.25M 'Harry Potter' Ride Verdict Nixed

    Universal City Studios LLC and a woman injured while exiting a "Harry Potter" themed ride are asking a California federal court to vacate the $7.25 million verdict in her favor as part of a confidential settlement to the case.

  3. February 14, 2025

    Jury Awards Woman Injured On 'Harry Potter' Ride $7.25M

    An Arizona woman was awarded $7.25 million by a California federal jury for injuries she sustained while exiting a "Harry Potter" ride at Universal Studios Hollywood, finding the theme park's popular attraction was dangerous and responsible for a crushed spine she suffered in the fall.

  4. February 13, 2025

    'Life's Smaller' After Universal Ride Injury, LA Jury Hears

    A woman testified in Los Angeles federal court Thursday that she suffers from debilitating back pain after falling from a "Harry Potter" ride at Universal Studios Hollywood, telling jurors she can no longer comfortably do household chores, travel or experience amusement park attractions with her grandson.

  5. February 12, 2025

    'Harry Potter' Ride At Universal Is 'Dangerous,' Jury Told

    A "Harry Potter" ride at Universal Studios Hollywood is "dangerous" for riders when they step off a moving floor, a forensic scientist told a California federal jury Wednesday considering claims that a grandmother was seriously injured in a preventable fall when exiting the popular attraction.

  6. February 11, 2025

    Faulty 'Harry Potter' Ride Crushed Grandma's Spine, Jury Told

    A woman known in her family as the "adventure grandma" was horribly injured at Universal Studios Hollywood on a "Harry Potter" ride, a California federal jury was told Tuesday during opening statements of a trial over allegations the ride's poor design and employee negligence resulted in her spine being crushed.