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1 day ago · According to the Colorado Sun, it is the first time the state’s highest court has ruled against liability waivers in a skiing case. However, that does not mean the case is over yet. Now that the ...
21 hours ago · The court majority said waivers could protect ski areas from some types of liability claims. But it said negligence claims related to chairlift accidents and specific provisions of two Colorado ...
3 days ago · If a genuine issue of material fact exists as to nuisance in a pollution case based on 27A O.S. § 2-5-105(A), then it also exists as to a claim for negligence per se. Oklahoma Administrative Code § 165:10-7-5 applies to a claim for negligence per se arising from alleged oilfield contamination.
2 days ago · Different types of negligence. In making its ruling, the Supreme Court majority drew a distinction between the two types of negligence claims the lower court dismissed: negligence per se and a form known as highest duty of care. In the latter type, the court majority concluded that the liability waivers validly protected Crested Butte.
3 days ago · A premises liability claim arises when someone is injured on another person's property. These claims are personal injury claims. Like many personal injury claims, a premises liability claim is rooted in negligence principles: whether the property owner, occupier, or manager had a legal duty to the injured party and whether the property owner ...
2 days ago · However, there's something else called "negligence per se." Negligence per se. And third, there's this weird concept called "res ipsa loquitur." Res ipsa. Those three different ways to test you on negligence will determine whether you get 70% of the questions right, or 55% of the questions right.
2 days ago · Negligence is a legal concept that refers to a person’s failure to exercise reasonable care, resulting in harm to another individual. It is a fundamental principle in personal injury cases, where the injured party seeks compensation for the damages caused by the negligent actions of another.
