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Ski law, just like the sport, is always evolving- analysis of recent ski accidents, national ski trends and ski law developments.

 


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Trends and Developments in Ski Law


Current information on the sport, the industry and the law.

Our ski lawyers track a wide range of ski law developments including major skier deaths, ski lift accidents and ski injury claims and cases.

New Jersey becomes the first ski state to require use of ski helmets. See New Jersey First to Require Ski Helemts.

Federal Court of Appeals for Ninth Circuit finds California snowboarder death result of inherent risks of sport. See California's assumption of inherent risk doctrine applied.

Colorado Court of Appeals rules that question of adequacy of boundary marking was a question of fact for jury - see Anderson v. Vail, with an interesting note on exculpatory agreements, see No Dilution of Statutory Duties With Liability Waiver

Canadian Appeals Court rules on duty to supervise children in ski school - Ski School Group Lesson Does Not Imply Unaccompanied Runs

Ski Town Jury Finds for Ski Collision Victim - trial of Sexton v. Kavcak

Waivers Do Not Act to Prohibit Utah Skiers Lawsuits

 

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