What would the OT do?

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And if so, being that it happened on an inflateable waterslide, is it something they would even cover?

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doubt it

was it due to some fault of their property, such as a cracked sidewalk, hazerdous tree roots etc? If your kid was simply sliding and broke her leg, then no, you have no case.

You should kick your boss's arse first. Then you should bang his old lady and any daughters he as of legal age. Then call the cops to come kill his dog. After that take a giant shite on his front door step. Finally pour salt on his lawn to spell out the words "frick you", make sure it's as close to the center of the front lawn as possible and the letters are at least 6' in length. Then, and only then, you call his insurance.

I'm sure your boss is already shitting a brick about this. Being cool about it could further your career immensely.

I'm been honest here, I don't even have insurance. But I would never try to pull some bullshite like that. That's what's wrong with this country. You just try to blame somebody else, let somebody else pick up the slack, let somebody else deal with it, let somebody else pay for it. It ain't your boss problem it's your kid, now you be that kids dad and take responsibility. Quit lookin for somebody else to take care of it.

how did the injury happen? slid too far?

Blackmail your boss to get a big raise. If he refuses, sue his arse!

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is it something they would even cover?

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probably should let that run it's natural course, if you're not out of pocket a huge amount and it's company provided insurance I'd let it be, there's a good chance that the boss will approach you as the claims come in and offer to reimburse out of pocket, my wife lost an expensive piece out of her engagement ring at work last week, didn't really make a big deal out of it, just showed it to a co-worker, it somehow got back to the boss(owner,) and he told her to give it to him, their company has a jeweler on retainer, and he's taking care of it, your situation requires possible oop expense, and showing how you handle minor crises to the boss v. looking like a whiny, victimized beeyotch, what if the accident happened at your friend Joe Sixpax' house?

Don't do it. Don't be THAT GUY.

lot's of retard in this thread. many homeowner policies carry medical payments coverage that will pay med bills. fault, liability, etc do not matter. it's for medical bills for injuries occurring on the premises.

on a practical note, unless the boss has offered, I wouldn't risk pissing him off.