Causes of Personal Trainer Lawsuits — Part I
Risk Management
Club Thought it was Protected Against Negligent Emergency Care
Moot Waiver and “Open and Obvious” Issue
Sport Safety Statutes Can Affect the Effectiveness of Liability Waivers
Risk Management at a Mexico All-Inclusive Resort
By Doyice Cotten
A family vacation in the Yucatan peninsula of Mexico gave me an opportunity to evaluate risk management at an all-inclusive resort. One would have to give the Resort a passing grade for its risk management program.
Safety on Children’s Playgrounds – In America and in Thailand
By Doyice Cotten
Children’s playgrounds are always a good source of controversy. Some peop;e seem to want to eliminate every tiny bit of possible danger or risk. These proponents seemingly want to sanitize the playground. If a piece of equipment contains any perceived risk,
Not Much Risk Management in Mandalay (Burma)
By Doyice Cotten
While readers saw in last week’s post that risk management in Thailand is alive and well, this is not the case in Mandalay, Myanmar’s second largest city.
As in many countries, city sidewalks present somewhat of an adventure.
Approaches to Risk Management in Thailand
By Doyice Cotten
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As regular readers know by now, risks faced by locals and tourists in foreign countries abound. Hazards that you would never (or at least seldom) see in the US are both common and dangerous.
Interesting Safety Signage Around the World
By Doyice Cotten
Americans traveling in other countries have the opportunity to see some interesting, and often, unique signage. A few are presented in this post. Some, like the first one, are not usually seen in the United States.
Hydration of Athletes — “Under-hydration and Over-hydration Creates Risk!”
