Torts/Personal Injury
Sep. 23, 2026
More than 100 riders allege brain injuries from Six Flags' X2 coaster
Dordick Law has begun filing lawsuits on behalf of riders who say they suffered traumatic brain injuries on X2, alleging Six Flags and the roller coaster's manufacturers knew its rotating seats exposed patrons to dangerous forces.
More than 100 people who say they suffered traumatic brain injuries on Six Flags Magic Mountain's X2 roller coaster have retained Dordick Law Corporation, which filed the first in a planned series of lawsuits accusing the park and the ride's manufacturers of knowingly exposing patrons to dangerous forces.
Attorneys Gary A. Dordick and Christopher V. Bulone said at a Beverly Hills news conference Tuesday that the firm represents more than 100 riders who received medical tre...
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