sports law - tort, liabilities and risks Flashcards

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tort

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a private of civil wrong against a person, to property, or to one’s reputation

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risk

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the chance of injury to your member or participants, damage to your properties or property of others, and loss of organization or staff

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risk management

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reducing the chances of injury damage or loss by taking steps to identify, measure and control risk

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negligence

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the behaviour or action which falls below a reasonable standard of care

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liability

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when a person or organization is responsible for the negligent conduct

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4 elements of negligence

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  1. duty
  2. the act
  3. cause
  4. damage
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duty

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the relationship must exist between parties where there is a duty owed to protect or not expose a person to unreasonable risk or injury

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the act

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whether or not there is a beach of duty

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cause

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the breach is the actual cause of harm

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damage

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the actual damage that has occured

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Doctrine of Respondent Superior

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  1. Where an employer is liable for the negligence of an employee
  2. When an employee cause negligence, the employer is liable
  3. Gross Negligence - Acts that exhibit considerable lack of care
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Good Samaritan laws

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  1. where a citizen assists an injured party out of the goodness of their heart
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government immunity

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where some public institutions are given immunity from certain negligent acts

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standard of care

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an expectation that an individual will act according to the standard of a profession

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consent of the injured party

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  1. Participation was free and voluntary
    No coercion involved
  2. Individual consents to risks inherent in the activity, and integral to activity
  3. Knowledge of the activity
    If skilled, should be aware of all risk, if not, then duty owed by provider to instruct
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reasonable risk

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an activity that is a norm or.an inherent part of the event or game

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unreasonable risk

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any type of activity that Is not part of the event or game

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secondary assumption of risk

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  1. the persons own behaviour contributes to injury
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criteria in an effective warning

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  1. Obvious and Direct
  2. Specific to the Risk
  3. Understandable by the party being warned
  4. Located at point of hazard, or at appropriate time
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risk management in sport recreation management

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  1. PA and sport events include elements of risk
  2. not about eliminating risk, but reducing and managing
  3. Acknowledge and try to minimize
  4. should not change the inherent nature of the activity
  5. a responsibility of everyone in an organization – everyone must be concerned about risk management
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defamation

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the action of wrecking good reputation of someone

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negligent hiring

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need criminal background

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negligent supervisor

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can’t ignore employee conduct

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negligent retention

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must discharge unfit employee

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phase 1 of avoiding tort liabilities

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  1. identify risks
  2. estimate frequency and severity
  3. determine approaches to control risks
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avoidance

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discontinue practice

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transference

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shift liability to another

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retention

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accept risks and costs

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reduction

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reduce exposure to risk

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phase 2 of avoiding tort liabilities

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statements of policy

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phase 3 of avoiding tort liability

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operational practices and procedures

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phase 4 of avoiding tort liability

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Implementation of Plan

  1. Risk Manager – designate individual(s)
  2. Employee Involvement – safety committee, etc.
  3. Manual – procedural guidelines 4. Information/documentation system – forms, etc.
  4. Public Relations
  5. Monitoring