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Moss, Jim – Outdoor Network Newsletter, 1991
The staff of an outdoor recreational or adventure program inadvertently, through its actions, may plant the idea of a lawsuit in an injured participant's mind. Lawsuits may be avoided by continuing the relationship of trust developed in the program and by helping the injured party get back to normal life or even rejoin the program. (SV)
Descriptors: Accidents, Adventure Education, Court Litigation, Helping Relationship
