Oregon SB1517 modifies civil litigation laws related to skiing, including ski area operator duties and liability.
Oregon SB1517 amends laws concerning civil litigation related to skiing. It modifies provisions on liability, allowing ski area operators to require skiers aged 18 and older to release them from claims of ordinary negligence for injuries sustained during skiing, with an option to opt out for a fee. The bill also outlines duties for ski area operators, including inspecting ski slopes, marking hazards, and complying with safety standards. Violations by ski area operators that cause injury constitute negligence. The changes apply to claims arising after the bill's effective date.
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