Is Hazing a Crime in Your State? Check Out this Anti-Hazing Website
Great Signage in Israel – But Some Dangers Remain
By Doyice Cotten
On a recent visit to Israel, one thing relating to risk management really stood out – great signage and warnings. This is not totally unexpected in a modern country like Israel.
DANGER! Mud Runs and Obstacle Course Runs Include Risk for Participant & Provider
More News Regarding Rhabdomyolysis.
Personal Trainers NEED to Know About Rhabdomyolysis
By Doyice Cotten
Check out the following link to athleticbusiness.com for a recent article telling more about the potentially deadly disease caused when participants train too hard too quickly.
Risk Management in the Yucatan
by Doyice Cotten
On a recent visit to the Playa del Carmen, I noted several hazard on the sidewalks. It is a great place to visit, but you need to stay alert on the sidewalks and when you cross the street.
New Minnesota Law Voids Some, But Not All, Waivers
Alexander T. Pendleton, Kohner, Mann & Kailas, S.C.
An attempt by a group of Minnesota legislators to amend Minnesota law so as to void all waiver-of-liability agreements has failed. Instead, the legislature adopted a bill that provides that any agreement between parties for a “consumer service” (including a recreational activity),
Drafting Waiver Agreements for Use in Wisconsin: It’s Not Getting Any Easier
Releases and Related Issues: Revisited (Part 2)
By Charles R. Gregg and Catherine Hansen-Stamp ©2012*
I am pleased to be able to run this great article on waivers and releases by two of the leading adventure law attorneys. Part I was posted last week.
Releases and Related Issues: Revisited (Part 1)
By Charles R. Gregg and Catherine Hansen-Stamp ©2012*
I am pleased to be able to run this great article on waivers and releases by two of the leading adventure law attorneys. I am breaking it into two parts which will run in consecutive weeks.
Waiver Protects Tennessee Motorcycle Safety School from Loss
By Doyice Cotten
Ruth Maxwell, a 58-year-old Tennessee resident, saw an ad for a motor scooter convention and decided it would be a fun and economical way to travel to and from work.(Maxwell v. Motorcycle Safety Foundation,