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1. 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.
2. Solid Relationships (January 2010 - Nicholas Brown)
While creating quality ice, volunteer outdoor rink maintenance programs can also create quality communities.
3. Bases Covered (November 2009 - John T. Wolohan)
A waiver signed on behalf of a minor keeps a baseball school from being tagged with liability.
4. Pulling No Punches (October 2009 - Michael Popke)
Students at two high schools get their kicks from mixed martial arts programs.
5. 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.
6. Entitlement Reform (May 2009 - John T. Wolohan)
Another court determines that participation in interscholastic athletics is a privilege, not a right.
7. Uphill Battle (March 2009 - John T. Wolohan)
An injured skier sees his negligence lawsuit slam right into a back-of-ticket waiver.
8. 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.
9. 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.
10. Aftershocks (May 2008 - John T. Wolohan)
A court's decision may signal a change in fitness centers' duty of care with regard to AEDs.
11. Deep Cuts (December 2007 - Michael Popke)
With budgets continuing to tighten, public schools and communities fight to keep sports affordable — if they can keep them at all.
12. Funny Business (December 2007 - Paul Steinbach)
Promotions have always been about attracting fans, but today's cluttered entertainment landscape demands ever-increasing creativity — and a heightened sense of humor.
13. Running the Risks (December 2007 - Paul Steinbach)
The decision to halt the Chicago Marathon brought both relief to and outrage from runners.
14. Policy Decisions (November 2007 - Michael Popke)
Adequately insuring all parties involved in recreational and amateur sports isn't getting any easier, but it's also not as complicated as you might think.
15. Bad Education (October 2007 - John T. Wolohan)
How courts view recreational facilities' purpose can undermine the validity of some waivers.
16. Reality Checks (July 2007 - Paul Steinbach)
Football fantasy camps provide fans with insight and schools with a friend-raising opportunity.
17. Minor Dispute (3/01/2007 - John T. Wolohan)
A contract with an arbitration provision is held valid, giving waiver users even more security.
18. Learning the Hard Way (12/01/2006 - John T. Wolohan)
A high-schooler with Attention Deficit Disorder finds out that a diagnosis alone won't waive eligibility rules.
19. Tour of Duties (11/1/2006 - John T. Wolohan)
Development of a recreation facility risk management plan starts with a room-by-room inspection, where you try to anticipate the worst that could possibly happen.
20. Paper Slip (9/1/2006 - John T. Wolohan)
"Facility owners can fall hard by relying exclusively on waivers to ward off negligence claims."
21. Learning Curves (7/1/2006 - Michael Popke)
Education Days offer promotional muscle for minor league baseball teams
22. Immune Efficiency (3/1/2006 - James T. Gray)
A university's court victory against a coach it fired may lead to changes.
23. Healthy Choice (12/1/2005 - Paul Steinbach)
Savvy administrators in state-of-the-art facilities are turning campus rec into a wellness exercise.
24. Hurricane Watch (12/1/2005 - Michael Popke)
Waves of student-athlete transfers in the wake of Katrina created unprecedented challenges.
25. Ill Repute (12/1/2005 - John T. Wolohan & Steve Barnes)
A world-class swimmer, a court rules, is no different from any other athlete.
 
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