Recreation Law: Issues Involving Your Duty of Care–Where Does it Begin and End?
Gniadek v. Camp Sunshine of Sebago Lake, Inc., 11 A.3d 308 (Me. Sup. Ct. January, 2011). Camp Sunshine (“Camp”) is a non-profit corporation, providing a
Gniadek v. Camp Sunshine of Sebago Lake, Inc., 11 A.3d 308 (Me. Sup. Ct. January, 2011). Camp Sunshine (“Camp”) is a non-profit corporation, providing a
Crace, et al. v. Kent State University, 2009 Ohio App. LEXIS 5785 (December, 2009) We talk a lot, in the recreation and adventure education industry,
Lissa Brown, Individually and as Administrator, etc. v. Atlas-Kona Kai, 2009 Cal. App. Unpub. Lexis 2108 (Court of Appeal of California, Fourth Appellate District, Division
In December of 2016, President Obama designated Bears Ears a national monument under the Antiquities Act, protecting it for future generations. Bears Ears means different
by Dr. Angie Moline Last year I surveyed university faculty who teach field-based academic courses (i.e. geology, archeology, ecology) and learned that 64% of them
by Rick CurtisFounder, OutdoorEd.com Alligator Death at Disney The tragic death of a toddler at Disney World in Orlando, FL points to an important risk
Lecture from the 2014 Wilderness Risk Management Conference
Zajaczkowski v. Connecticut State Soccer Association, Inc. et al., 2010 Conn. Super. LEXIS 435 (Feb. 2010). Peter Zajaczkowski was playing soccer with an adult
Appeal (Appellate Court) An action taken by a party disappointed with a lower court’s ruling, seeking a higher court’s review of that ruling. The Appellate
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