My question involves an injury that occurred in the state of: California.
My son was at a trampoline park and broke his leg. The park has a rule that only one person can jump in each square. My husband was jumping in one square, my son in the one next to it. Being two years old, he wanted to go to his daddy, so he jumped into my husband's square at the wrong time and broke his leg. We don't blame the park, we know our son wasn't following the rules, and we signed those liability waivers anyway. So, my son got his cast and all the medical care we needed, and I just got a form in the mail from my health insurance. They want to know the name, location, and insurance information of the trampoline park. My friend told me not to fill it out, because then the health insurance will deny payment for his medical care, and say that I need to sue the trampoline park to pay for my expenses. So... do I need to fill out this form? What law would require me to disclose the park information to the health insurance company? Can health insurance deny payment because it is the "fault" of someone else?

