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Sports Personal Injury: Law and Practice

Tim Kevan, Dominic Adamson, Stephen Cottrell

ISBN13: 9780421778405
ISBN: 0421778407
Published: October 2002
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell Ltd
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: £305.00



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Sports Personal Injury: Law and Practice presents a practical, detailed and fully comprehensive analysis of sports PI law together with all the recent ground-breaking legal decisions and quantum. It is a unique, one-stop source on this relatively new and rapidly evolving area of practice.

  • Comprehensive - gathers together all the relevant sports case law in one source
  • Detailed coverage - from liability of clubs and governing bodies through to negligent coaching and the liability of local authorities, schools, water authorities and manufacturers/designers
  • Practical - includes chapters on practice and procedure, costs and funding, and quantum, together with checklists and worked examples for difficult concepts
  • Wide-ranging - signposts relevant non-PI issues that a practitioner may need to consider, eg. sporting disciplinary hearings, drugs and sport, and insurance.

Subjects:
Sports Law
Contents:
General
Sporting liabilities:
liability of clubs and participants to other participants
liability of participants to spectators
liability of organisers to spectators
liabilities of participants and organisers to third parties
liability of organisers to members of rescue services, liability of organisers for actions of spectators
liability of governing bodies
negligent medical care
negligent coaching
liability of referees
liability of schools
liability of local authorities
liability of organisers of sporting holidays
liability of water authorities
liability involving country sports
liability of manufacturers/designers
Criminal and other disciplinary jurisdictions
Practice and procedure
Conclusion.