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1. Age of Dissent (September 2010 - John T. Wolohan)
A board of education's permission form did not infringe on a parent's First Amendment rights, a court says.
2. Fed Up (July 2010 - Joelle Hopf & John T. Wolohan)
State law scuttles a hazing-related lawsuit, but Title IX comes to an abused teen's rescue.
3. Going Boom (July 2010 - Andrew Cohen)
As the age of health club members skews older, more care has to be taken to guard against falls.
4. Protect Yourself (July 2010 - Andrew Cohen)
Your organization's fiscal health depends upon your ability to recognize dangers and deal with them.
5. Risky Fitness (July 2010 - Nicholas Brown)
Facility operators should consider the limitless opportunities for injury in their club or rec center.
6. Riding Lesson (January 2010 - John T. Wolohan)
A patron's fall off a stationary bike meets a court's support of waiver protection for clubs.
7. Solid Relationships (January 2010 - Nicholas Brown)
While creating quality ice, volunteer outdoor rink maintenance programs can also create quality communities.
8. Bases Covered (November 2009 - John T. Wolohan)
A waiver signed on behalf of a minor keeps a baseball school from being tagged with liability.
9. Pulling No Punches (October 2009 - Michael Popke)
Students at two high schools get their kicks from mixed martial arts programs.
10. How to Write an Effective Waiver (June 1, 2009 - Jeffery Long)
Five steps to follow in writing a waiver and release agreement for your facility.
11. Entitlement Reform (May 2009 - John T. Wolohan)
Another court determines that participation in interscholastic athletics is a privilege, not a right.
12. Guidelines for Reducing the Risk of a Lawsuit (March 2009 - Doyice J. Cotten)
You can do many things to reduce the risk of a lawsuit in your fitness center. Here are some important first steps.
13. Uphill Battle (March 2009 - John T. Wolohan)
An injured skier sees his negligence lawsuit slam right into a back-of-ticket waiver.
14. Architectural Design: Locker Rooms (January 2009 - Amy Scanlin)
Appropriate signage and supervision are keys to keeping locker rooms safe. Also pay special attention to lockers, flooring and electrical outlets.
15. Insurance: Cutting Coverage Corners (January 2009 - Heather Peavey, Associate Editor)
In this difficult economic climate, do you use a hatchet or a scalpel to trim your facility's insurance costs?
16. The Importance of Well-Written Waivers (September 2008 - Doyice J. Cotten)
Protect your facility with unambiguous waivers, and make good decisions on the fitness floor to minimize risk.
17. The Next Precedent (September 2008 - Nicholas Brown)
Liability claims targeting athletic, recreation and fitness facilities should serve as fair warning to like venues in other jurisdictions.
18. Gross Negligence Claims and Releases (August 2008 - David L. Herbert)
Lawyers are finding ways around waivers that have worked to protect fitness centers in the past.
19. Are We Ready for Wii? (July 2008 - Heather Peavey)
Successful personal trainers get creative with accessories to keep clients' workouts interesting. Yet, sometimes the best fitness accessories aren't actually fitness equipment at all — like the Nintendo Wii video game system.
20. Closing Ranks (July 2008 - Michael Popke)
As more student-athletes consider leaving prep sports for private organizations, administrators are challenged to keep interscholastic sports relevant for everyone.
21. Why Some Waivers Fail (July 2008 - Doyice J. Cotten)
Keeping waivers crystal clear can protect your fitness center from lawsuits.
22. Evaluating Your Liability Waiver (June 2008 - Doyice J. Cotten)
Can a good waiver actually save you money? Use these waiver evaluation questions to determine how well your waiver will hold up in a lawsuit — which can get quite costly!
23. Meet the Expert: Whole Body Vibration (June 2008 - Rex Owens)
Is this new technology giving off good vibrations, or is it on shaky ground?
24. The 'Issue' Is Finance (June 2008 - Ronale Tucker Rhodes)
The 'solution' is to focus not only on your business plan, but also on the safety and security issues that could affect the long-term financial picture of your facility.
25. Unsupervised Facility Use May Require Specialized Waivers (June 2008 - David L. Herbert)
Emergency response concerns are a big problem for turnkey operations.
 
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