This is the second in a 2-part series by Daniel Hale. The title says it all!
By Daniel Hale
5. Online Insurance Carriers Have No Duty To Advise The Policyholders of Coverage Adequacy
Most policyholders rely on their insurance agents to provide much needed expertise on technical insurance issues.
By Doyice Cotten
If your school or business is debating whether or not to purchase an AED (Automated External Defibrillator), read the following story that appeared on University of Michigan director of athletics Dave Brandon’s blog,
This 2-part series is authored by Daniel Hale, a real expert in the field of insurance. Hale is located in Michigan so some of the considerations relate specifically to Michigan law. It is important that the reader find out if the reader’s state law is different.
By Doyice and Mary Cotten
On February 7 of this year we posted an article “Updating Parental Waiver Law — Part I”
updating laws regarding parental waivers in Florida and a number of other states.
By Doyice J. Cotten
An agreement to mediate and/or arbitrate any grievance against a provider can be included in the membership agreement or the liability waiver. The following language is one example of language that can be used in the agreement.
Readers will find that this is one of the best pieces to be found relating to industry standards and liability. Our thanks go to author “Reb” Gregg and to Steve Smith who originally published the article in Touchstones – Read More
We are fortunate to have a new article by the lady who is perhaps the foremost expert in equine law – Julie Fershtman. While the article relates specifically to equine waivers, waiver law is the same regardless of the sport or activity.
By Tom Bowler
This case account was prepared by Tom Bowler, an experienced expert witness in the area of physical education.
Fact Pattern: Within a mandatory physical education class for middle school students,
By Alexander “Sandie” Pendleton of KMK
On March 1, 2011, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals upheld a lower court decision granting summary judgment to a snowmobile club and county government that jointly maintained a northern Wisconsin snowmobile trail system.
By Doyice Cotten
All states have Good Samaritan statutes. Some statutes are better than others… that is, offer more liability protection for the rescuer than others. California has made a needed move to clarify and strengthen its Good Samaritan law.