Recreation Law

Recreation Law, published by James H. Moss, focuses on legal issues related to outdoor recreation and risk management. The blog covers topics such as standards and guidelines for wilderness medical care, liability and negligence in outdoor activities, risk assumption doctrines in sports like surfing, and the legal implications of safety standards in recreational organizations. It discusses how courts evaluate negligence claims in the context of inherent risks in outdoor sports and the role of industry standards and guidelines in litigation. The blog also addresses governance and leadership in outdoor and scouting organizations, emphasizing legal responsibilities and risk mitigation.

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James (Jim) H. Moss

Thank you to Earl van Kirk, Jr., Eagle Scout & My Scoutmaster

Jim Moss learned to read by reading Boy’s Life. At age 7 he enrolled in the Cub Scouts, moved on to Boy Scouting and…

Kathleen A. Schabelski and Jay P. Schabelski, Plaintiffs-Appellants,Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois, a foreign corp. and Golden Rule Insurance Company, a foreign corp., Involuntary-Plaintiffs,
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Nova Casualty Company, a foreign corp., Friedl Ski Ventures, LLC, a WI LLC and…