Sudden Ping Drop from Default Gateway in VLAN

Hi,
We have a Layer3 Switch 3560 and we have configure multiple VLANs along with SVI on it. We have then cascade layer2 Switches (Cisco 2960) with 3560 by Trunk links. Now we are facing problem on one VLAN that users are in specific VLAN sudden get ping drop from their default gateway (SVI on Cisco 3560) and this problem is not come with all users in that VLAN as just few users in a single time face this problem. When we unplug the systems for few second and reconnect then problem get resolved for few minutes till hours.
Kindly guide me to resolved this.
Regards,
Arshad

I have also clean the arp cache on users systems by using "'netsh interface ipv4 delete arpcache" but in vain. Now i have perform the below steps and operation is working fine since last 20 hours approx.
1- Change the First Casade Switch Cisco 2960.
2- Remove EtherChannel and Change the Backbone port on Cisco 3560 and Cisco 2960.
3- Connect both switches with single backbone Gig Port.
4- IOS Version on previous Cisco 2960 switch was IOS 12.2(50)SE3 and the IOS Version on newly installed switch is IOS 12.2(50)SE5

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    If the user vlan is routed on a L3 device before going to either the MPLS router or the firewall you could use PBR on the L3 device (if supported).
    But as Reza says, we need more info on your network layout.
    Jon

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