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Equine Liability Waivers: How They Work and Whether Yours Needs an Overhaul

Courts nationwide have grappled with the meaning of equine activity liability laws – especially their exceptions. Exceptions in the laws are important as they could potentially allow certain lawsuits to proceed. Although all of the equine activity liability acts (referred to as “EALAs”) differ, many share common characteristics. This session will explore the ins and outs of what is covered by your center's liability waiver and what you need to be aware of to protect both yourself as a professional and your center.

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