Law & Risk: Supervision

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Hit Hard
By Michael Popke, December 2009
Heightened awareness of concussions is changing the culture of prep sports.

Bases Covered
By John T. Wolohan, November 2009
A waiver signed on behalf of a minor keeps a baseball school from being tagged with liability.

Wall Smart
By Michael Popke, October 2009
Employee training and supervision are keys to reducing climbing wall injuries.

The Thin Red Line
By John T. Wolohan, August 2009
Charitable immunity helps a Virginia nonprofit survive the challenge of an injured volunteer.

Flying Objects!
By Paul Steinbach, January 2009
Catastrophic injuries resulting from the hurling of heavy implements and human bodies have intensified the safety focus surrounding field events.

Undiagnosed Dangers
By John T. Wolohan, December 2008
A girl's fatal fall highlights the importance of proper supervision and medical care.

Looking for Medical Reimbursement After a Personal "Best"
By Andrew Cohen, Nov. 19, 2008
Community members are outraged that a student's family might sue a school district over a knee injury.

Private Eyes
By John T. Wolohan and Xinxian Zou, August 2008
Citing inherent student privacy rights, the Sixth Circuit Court blocks locker room video surveillance.

Gun Play
By Nicholas Brown, August 2008
Cast as safe havens, some recreation centers are forced to take aim at violent crime.

Pool Rules
By Nicholas Brown, August 2008
New federal safety regulations send ripples through the aquatics industry, and more may follow.

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