Yes, Disney is known for being very protective of its intellectual property and has a history of taking legal action against individuals or businesses that it believes have infringed on its copyrights.
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In 2021, Scarlett Johansson — star of many a Marvel team-up movie — sued the company over its release strategy for her standalone feature “Black Widow,” which saw the film come out in theaters and on Disney+ simultaneously for viewers willing to pay a fee to watch at home.
If you're planning on selling Disney products or characters, you must obtain an official license from the Walt Disney Company. This means that your product must be expressly authorized by the company to be sold legally; without this authorization, you may face hefty fines and other legal consequences.
So, yes, you can technically sue Disney if you were hurt on their premises. However, you should first hire an experienced personal injury lawyer to examine your case and give you professional legal advice. Not all cases are won by plaintiffs - indeed, many of them do not even reach the trial phase.
On a yearly basis, Lost and Found Cast Members collect more than 6,000 cell phones, 3,500 digital cameras, 18,000 hats, and 7,500 autograph books! That's a lot of signatures you'll have to work hard to replace!