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Factors Affecting Waiver Law in the State of Washington (Part 2)
By Doyice Cotten
This case examines Washington waiver law, specifically as it relates to health clubs and fitness centers. Most of the concepts, however, apply to all waivers in the state. Two issues were raised last week and three more are addressed next week.
Factors Affecting Waiver Law in the State of Washington
By Doyice Cotten
This case examines Washington waiver law, specifically as it relates to health clubs and fitness centers. Most of the concepts, however, apply to all waivers in the state. Two issues raised will be addressed this week and three more will be addressed next week.
Include the Word ”Negligence” in the Waiver
By Doyice Cotten
Again and again I have written about the advisability of using the word “negligence” in your waiver. Actually, it is best to specify that the intent of the waiver is to relieve the provider of liability for the “negligence of the provider.”
Some waiver writers seem to be hesitant to use the actual word “negligence” – in fear,
Minnesota passes language requirement for liability waivers
Thanks to Allison for permission to republish her informative article – © 2013 Eklund Law, PC.
As the dust settled from the Minnesota State Legislature’s spring session,
Utilize the “Negligence of the Provider” — But Address Negligence Risks and Inherent Risks Separately
On countless occasions, this author has stressed two points. First, is the value (or even necessity) of including specific reference to the “negligence of the provider” in the exculpatory language of a waiver.
Ambiguity in Missouri: Meaning of “any” and “any and all” in Waivers
Waivers Upheld for Negligence in 3 of 4 Trail Ride Cases in 2013
By Doyice Cotten
Trail rides have been a risky proposition for women in 2013. As can be seen below, a well-written liability waiver for trail rides will provide protection for equine providers from liability for ordinary negligence in most states.
A Cursory Look at Illinois Waiver Law
“Snow” Cases: PART I – Waivers Tested in 3 Snow Tubing Cases: PA, NY, and MO
By Doyice Cotten
Seven “snow” case waivers have been considered by courts in the last few months. Three will be presented here with two to follow in each of the next two posts.