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At
Equine Legal Solutions, we see boarding facilities
make the same mistakes - over and over. And some
of them are downright costly!
Click here to see if YOU are making any of
these mistakes!
Clinic
and Show Liability Releases – Common Problems
Having a
liability release form for your clinic, horse show
or other equine event is an essential step to
protect your organization from unintended
consequences. As horse show exhibitors, we’ve
noticed that most equine events have woefully
inadequate liability releases that won’t protect
them from lawsuits – at all.
Click
here to read about the most common problems.
Easing the Transition: How to Introduce a New
Boarding Contract
Are you
getting ready to introduce a new boarding
contract? Worried about how your boarders will
react, or how you’ll get everyone to sign?
Click
here for practical advice.
What Makes a Liability Release Enforceable
Many
boarding stables and other equine businesses
require customers and guests to sign liability
release forms. But we’ve all heard that “liability
releases aren’t worth the paper they’re written
on.” Is that true? Will those release forms
actually protect the business from liability?
Click here to find out.
Helmet
Waivers and Other Helmet-Related Equine Liability
Issues
Unless
you've been marooned on a desert island for the
past two decades, you are probably aware that
ASTM/SEI certified riding helmets can help prevent
head injuries. Nevertheless, many equestrians
choose not to wear helmets, for a variety of
reasons, mostly related to tradition, fashion and
comfort. Should you require riders at your
facility to wear helmets? Are helmet waivers
legally enforceable?
Click here to find out.
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