A lawsuit has been filed by Harris County against the Children's Museum of Houston. The lawsuit alleges that a county employee was injured at the museum. The employee reportedly broke his neck while using an attraction at the museum. The attraction in question is referred to as a 'gravity chair'. Further details about the incident and the lawsuit are available from the source, ABC13 Houston.
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