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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.
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Solid Relationships
(January 2010 - Nicholas Brown)
While creating quality ice, volunteer outdoor rink maintenance programs can also create quality communities.
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Bases Covered
(November 2009 - John T. Wolohan)
A waiver signed on behalf of a minor keeps a baseball school from being tagged with liability.
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Pulling No Punches
(October 2009 - Michael Popke)
Students at two high schools get their kicks from mixed martial arts programs.
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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.
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Entitlement Reform
(May 2009 - John T. Wolohan)
Another court determines that participation in interscholastic athletics is a privilege, not a right.
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Uphill Battle
(March 2009 - John T. Wolohan)
An injured skier sees his negligence lawsuit slam right into a back-of-ticket waiver.
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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.
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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.
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Aftershocks
(May 2008 - John T. Wolohan)
A court's decision may signal a change in fitness centers' duty of care with regard to AEDs.
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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.
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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.
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Running the Risks
(December 2007 - Paul Steinbach)
The decision to halt the Chicago Marathon brought both relief to and outrage from runners.
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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.
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Bad Education
(October 2007 - John T. Wolohan)
How courts view recreational facilities' purpose can undermine the validity of some waivers.
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Reality Checks
(July 2007 - Paul Steinbach)
Football fantasy camps provide fans with insight and schools with a friend-raising opportunity.
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Minor Dispute
(3/01/2007 - John T. Wolohan)
A contract with an arbitration provision is held valid, giving waiver users even more security.
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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.
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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.
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Paper Slip
(9/1/2006 - John T. Wolohan)
"Facility owners can fall hard by relying exclusively on waivers
to ward off negligence claims."
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Learning Curves
(7/1/2006 - Michael Popke)
Education Days offer promotional muscle for minor league baseball teams
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Immune Efficiency
(3/1/2006 - James T. Gray)
A university's court victory against a coach it fired may lead to changes.
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Healthy Choice
(12/1/2005 - Paul Steinbach)
Savvy administrators in state-of-the-art facilities are turning campus rec into a wellness exercise.
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Hurricane Watch
(12/1/2005 - Michael Popke)
Waves of student-athlete transfers in the wake of Katrina created unprecedented challenges.
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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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