LOST WAIVERS: What Happens If You Can’t Produce a Signed Waiver?
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Colorado Court Enforces an On-line Waiver
California Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Online “Virtual Race Organizer” Strava
By Alexander “Sandie” Pendleton
On June 2013, a San Francisco trial court ordered a wrongful death lawsuit commenced against the Strava website operators dismissed. The court agreed with Strava that “cycling is inherently risky,” and that the deceased cyclist assumed the risk when he chose to race on a public course.
A Tale of 3 Waivers
By Doyice Cotten
On a recent trip to North Carolina, I picked up a copy of their waiver from three whitewater rafting companies – Nantahala Outdoor Center, Inc. (NOC), Carolina Outfitters, Inc.,
Electronic Waivers – More Cases
By Doyice Cotten and Mary Cotten
We have previously addressed the question “Do online electronic waivers work?” (see Online Waiver Agreements: Not Worth the Paper They’re (Not) Written On?, Online Waivers/Electronic Signatures in NY,
Equine Law and Horse Sense
I want to take this opportunity to make horse owners and all involved in equine-related businesses aware of a terrific new book available from Julie Fershtman, a leading authority in equine law.
The book examines many legal issues related to equine law. Read More
Do Industry Standards Increase our Liability? (Revisited)
We are revisiting five of Reb Gregg’s previous posts on Sportwaiver.com. Nothing has changed since the article was originally posted. It provides important information for the service provider.
Doyice
Readers will find that this is one of the best pieces to be found relating to industry standards and liability. Read More
Duty and Liability (Revisited)
We are revisiting five of Reb Gregg’s previous posts on Sportwaiver.com. Nothing has changed since the article was originally posted. It provides important information for the service provider.
Doyice
Readers will find that this to be an informative legal liability article.
HOW TO PUT TEETH IN YOUR VACATION RENTAL AGREEMENT
By William W. Ballinger
Attorney at Law
What does your current vacation rental agreement look like? Is it a lease agreement, or one that has been pasted together from various online sources? If so, you are putting yourself and your property at risk.
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.