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Exit Stage ... Right? Part One
by John Bates
In this article the author examines where liability lies for injuries caused by ‘stage-diving’ and ‘crowd-surfing’ at live music events and festivals amid increasing litigation in this area
Exit Stage ... Right? Part Two
by John Bates
This is the second part of an article discussing liability for ‘crowd surfing’ at live music events. This part of the article examines the liability of organisers and occupiers.
Five Years of Rail Passengers’ Rights Regulation
This article examines the progress made in the last five years on rail passenger rights
Flight-Plus - The Quest for Reform
This article examines one of the suggested proposals in the Department for Transport ATOL Reform Document - the ‘Flight-Plus’ scheme, and how this is likely to impact the travel industry in the future.
Fore! The Dangers of Golf
by Jenny Grant
For many, golf is the ultimate leisure activity. It is generally regarded as an inclusive, social activity encompassing fresh air, exercise, competition, skill and the occasional visit to the so-called nineteenth hole. Unfortunately, as with most sports, it also has the potential to be dangerous. A recent Scottish case highlighted the dangers faced by players and the liabilities faced by clubs and players alike.
From the Chair
The ambush marketers that descended upon the London Olympics proved every bit as entertaining as the athletes
Holiday Violence: The Limits of Tour Operator Liability
Mercifully, offences against the person are committed rarely. Such incidents of violence are at least as rare in the context of a foreign holiday as they are in a domestic setting. However, such incidents do happen. This article considers some of the issues which arise when claims are made.
Hot Air Balloon Accidents
by Jeff Wilks
On Tuesday 26 February 2013 a hot air balloon crashed near the Egyptian city of Luxor on the banks of the River Nile. There were 19 deaths out of 21 passengers – 18 on-site and one in hospital hours later. According to media reports, the balloon is believed to have caught fire as it was coming in to land.
Hotel casinos: Is the game worth the candle?
In this article the authors make out the case for legalising hotel casinos in the Ukraine.
Hoteliers’ Liability for Assaults on Guests. Orcher v Bowcliff Pty Ltd
by David Jesser
In this article the author discusses a recent Australian case in which the law on the liability of hoteliers for criminal assaults on guests was reviewed.
