Recreation Law
It's not what I write, It's what you Learn
35 Years of Outdoor Retailer
James H. “Jim” Moss
Recreation Law
- New Wilderness Medical Society (WMS) guidelines for Care of Burns in the Wilderness
- I’m Proud to Serve on the Board of Directors of the Greater Colorado Council, Scouting America.
- Surfboarder who cut off another Surfboarder already in the wave is protected by the defense of Primary Assumption of the Risk
- Olson v. Saville, 2d Civ. B324465 (Cal. App. Jan 17, 2024)
- Manufactures Continuing Obligations about the Products they Create and Sell
- After this decision, I’m not sure you could prove assumption of the risk without a written document and a video or more.
- Hazen v. Woodloch Pines Resort, Civil Action 3:21-cv-00174 (M.D. Pa. Feb 16, 2024)
- Great Colorado Sun article about skiing and board injuries over the past five years
- States that allow a parent to sign away a minor’s right to sue.
- Make sure the person signing the release is the person you have on your trip.
Recreation Law 
Rulemaking for Colorado Roadless Areas SEIS Comment Period Extended
Posted: December 29, 2015 | Author: Recreation Law | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Colorado, Comment Period, Roadless Area, US Forest Service, USFS |Leave a commentUSDA granted an 11-day extension of the comment period in response for adequate time to review documents and provide input on the proposed rule and the supplemental draft EIS over the holiday season. Notice will be published in the Federal Register.
Your comments are requested by 1/15/2016.
Comments on the SDEIS can be submitted electronically through:
Colorado Roadless Rule
740 Simms Street
Golden, CO 80401
20151221+CRR_Exten_NR.pdf
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