For Liability’s Sake At 4:15 p.m. on March 30, 2015, a player was injured in a high-school softball game. This article is for Members only
Making Mistakes And Minor Blunders A state-by-state overview explains civil-immunity protections and common exceptions affecting volunteer youth-sports coaches. This article is for Members only
Waterfront Hazards Park agencies can reduce waterfront liability by addressing floodplains, water discharges, endangered species, and aquatic attractions. This article is for Members only
Falling Timber Tree inspections, expert assessments, protection plans, and documented maintenance reduce hazards and liability in public parks. This article is for Members only
A Closer Look Survey results show how recreation agencies assess liability, safety policies, inspections, training, documentation, and risk management. This article is for Members only
Let’s Keep Looking At Risk A consistent system for inspecting parks, facilities, and play areas helps agencies identify hazards, reduce liability, and improve safety. This article is for Members only
Risk Assessment A proactive assessment system helps recreation agencies identify hazards, document corrective action, train staff, and reduce legal exposure. This article is for Members only
No More Waivers, Releases Or Consents Participation agreements communicate inherent risks better than traditional waivers while preserving an agency’s duty of care. This article is for Members only
