Negligently Luring Bears – Colorado
C.R.S. § 33-6-131
Colorado law regulates the intentional placement of food or edible waste in the open when the purpose is to lure a wild bear.
The statute in the uploaded source is C.R.S. §
James H. Moss
Recreation Law is a specialized publisher focusing on legal issues related to outdoor recreation and wilderness activities. It provides analysis and commentary on topics such as risk management, liability, standards of care, and legal cases involving outdoor sports and wilderness medical guidelines. The content often addresses the intersection of law and outdoor safety, including first aid standards in wilderness settings and liability issues in recreational activities like surfing. The publisher also covers organizational governance and board responsibilities within outdoor and scouting organizations. Its audience includes legal professionals, outdoor industry stakeholders, and those interested in the legal aspects of outdoor recreation and wilderness medicine.
Mississippi Rep Agreements – Contracts Between Out-of-State Principals and Commissioned Sales Representatives (§§ 75-87-1 — 75-87-7)
Mississippi Rep Agreements – Contracts Between Out-of-State Principals and Commissioned Sales Representatives (§§ 75-87-1 — 75-87-7)
Chapter 87. Contracts Between Out-of-State Principals and Commissioned Sales Representatives (§§ 75-87-1 — 75-87-7)
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Kansas Independent Sales Rep Laws
Kansas Rep Law – Commission Salespersons (§§ 44-341 — 44-347)
44-342. Same; termination of contractual relationship; penalty and interest for nonpayment, when. 1
44-343. Same; payment of undisputed commissions; effect of acceptance. 2
44-344. Same; deceased salesperson. 2
44-345. Same…
Georgia Sales Rep Statutes
10-1-700 Definitions.
As used in this article, the term:
(1) ‘Commission’ means compensation accruing to a sales representative for payment by a principal, the rate of which is expressed as a percentage of the dollar amount of orders or sales…
Hlad v. Hirsch, 2025 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 267967, 2025 LX 611567
To See a Review of this case go to: Plaintiff assumed the risk walking behind an Airbnb and not following the trail.
Hlad v. Hirsch, 2025 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 267967 *; 2025 LX 611567
United States District Court for the…
Plaintiff assumed the risk walking behind an Airbnb and not following the trail.
Airbnb did not possess the land
Hlad v. Hirsch, 2025 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 267967, 2025 LX 611567
State: Pennsylvania, United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
Plaintiff: Teresa Hlad and Steven Hlad
Defendants: SarahHirsch,YoelHirsch,andAirbnb,Inc.
Plaintiff Claims: Negligence…
New Wilderness Medical Society (WMS) guidelines for Care of Burns in the Wilderness
Wilderness Medical Society Clinical Practice Guideline on Care of Burns in the Wilderness (You may need to be a member to subscribe.)
New Burn Care are guidelines for wilderness care, meaning this is the new standard in wilderness burn care:…
I’m Proud to Serve on the Board of Directors of the Greater Colorado Council, Scouting America.
Joe’s acceptance speech was awesome. He thanked the board for helping him through Scouting as a youth. I know that no board members at that breakfast were on the board when Joe was a young scout, but the meaning, the…
Surfboarder who cut off another Surfboarder already in the wave is protected by the defense of Primary Assumption of the Risk
Unwritten rules of surfing etiquette are not rules of surfing. When you see other surfers breaking those rules all the time, you can’t complain when you are injured by someone breaking the rules.
Olson v. Saville, 2d Civ. B324465 (Cal.…
Olson v. Saville, 2d Civ. B324465 (Cal. App. Jan 17, 2024)
For a review of this decision see: 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)
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