| Outdoor Recreation Insurance, Risk Management, and LawJames H. Moss |
| As the field of outdoor recreation continues to grow, risk and risk management continue to take on a greater level of importance. Smart organizations see changes coming and evolve and adapt with new strategies for managing risk. In the late 1980s, the outdoor recreation industry moved into the litigation phase and the number of court cases grew exponentially. It is unlikely that litigation and the importance of risk management will be moving out of this field in the 21st century. Outdoor Recreation Insurance, Risk Management, and Law was developed to help train and educate students and professionals in the field. The author, James H. Moss, is the leading expert in the field of outdoor recreation, insurance, risk management, and the law. |
| Chapter OneOutdoor Recreation Risk Management, Law, and Insurance: An OverviewChapter Two
U.S. Legal System and Legal Research
Chapter Three
Risk
Chapter Four
Risk, Accidents, and Litigation: Why People Sue
Chapter Five
Law
Chapter Six
Statutes That Affect Outdoor Recreation
Chapter Seven
Preinjury Contracts to Prevent Litigation: Releases
Chapter Eight
Defenses to Claims
Chapter Nine
Minors
Chapter Ten
Skiing and Ski Areas
Chapter Eleven
Other Commercial Recreational Activities
Chapter Twelve
Water Sports, Paddlesports, and Water-Based Activities
Chapter Thirteen
Rental Programs
Chapter Fourteen
Insurance |
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| PrintPrice: $80.00ISBN: 978-1-57167-746-4 |
| E-bookPrice: $40.00ISBN: 978-1-57167-747-1 |
| Product InformationCopyright: 2015Format: Paperback
Dimensions: 7 x 10 |
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