<< >  In all of this hysteria about potential liability/lawsuits have I heard
 of
 >  anyone actually getting sued for a skateboarding injury on their
 property.
 >  Has it ever happened?  Does anyone know, FIRST HAND, of an institution
 that
 >  had to pay a skater's parents because the kid got injured on their
 > property?
 >

 Well, doing a google search on "skateboards liability and sue" I didn't find
 a case. ...>>

Just a reminder that in an April 30 post Harrison Wick related several
incidents in which injured skateboarders tried to sue institutions,
apparently unsuccessfully.  If possible, some additional details would be of
interest, because even unsuccessful lawsuits can be expensive and
time-consuming for the defendants.

David Haberstich

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