Best Practices for Liability Waiver Use
Will Your Liability Waiver Work When It Matters Most? Joe Jones, owner of a day trip rafting company in Colorado, was on the phone with
Will Your Liability Waiver Work When It Matters Most? Joe Jones, owner of a day trip rafting company in Colorado, was on the phone with
Since 2020, the outdoor industry has tracked a lawsuit in which a tech CEO sued his guide due to a failed Everest summit attempt.
This blog post was written when COVID-19 vaccines first became widely available – consult with legal counsel for updated information. Since COVID-19 vaccinations became
During the 2019 Wyoming Snow and Avalanche Workshop, Recreation Law Group’s Leah Corrigan joined a panel of speakers discussing access to Jackson Hole’s most popular
Most outfitters and guides have been faced with a client who has a history of severe food or insect allergies, going on an outdoor adventure
Originally published in the Avalanche Review, February 2019 Outdoor professionals tend to be very adept at managing risk in the outdoors, and there is an
Originally published in the America Outdoors Association Summer Quarterly Outfitters and guides rightfully place a high premium on the concept of personal responsibility. Perhaps as
Jackson attorneys Leah Corrigan and James Lubing recently represented Snow King Ski Area and Mountain resort, arguing the resort was not liable for a minor’s