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...trial court ruled that the application of the recreational use exception under the KTCA to cases involving coaching negligence where the injury was not caused by a condition of the recreational property...recreational use exception, as applied to cases involving coaching negligence where the injury is not caused by a condition of the recreational.... Discussion and Analysis The trial court, using a rational basis standard, found that the application of the statute to a case involving coaching negligence where the injury was no...

...wanton negligence. The plaintiff argues there are genuine issues of material fact as to whether WSU's alleged coaching negligence was willful or wanton...immune from liability unless they were guilty of gross and wanton negligence...suit against WSU, alleging simple negligence on the part not only of Christensen but also on the parts of the manager of the WSU team and one...

.... Fitzgerald, The "Inherent Risk" Doctrine, Amateur Coaching Negligence, and the Goal of Loss Avoidance, 99 Nw. U. L. Rev. 889 (2005) (arguing for liability for coaching negligence based on safety...exemplary coaching. Further, as noted above, a likely consequence of allowing negligence liability to extend to organizers and coaches for their negligent conduct leading to negligent play would be that those..., The "Inherent Risk" Doctrine, Amateur Coaching Negligence, and the Goal of Loss Avoidance, 99 Nw. U. L. Rev. 889, 903-04 (2005) (players "do not implicitly assume the...

...athletic injuries that occur every year are the result of coaching negligence. And, while we realize that there is some harm done to the public, student athletes who go out for sports know there are...). Pickering v. Pickering, 434 N.W.2d 758, 760-61 (S.D. 1989). Summary judgment is usually not appropriate in negligence actions because the standard of a reaso...consented to a suit for such negligence. 407 N.W.2d at 804 (quoting...

.... See Timothy B. Fitzgerald, Comment, The “Inherent Risk” Doctrine, Amateur Coaching Negligence, and the Goal of Loss Avoidance, 99 Nw. U.L.Rev. 889, 929 (2005) (“There can be little doubt that...“[t]he entire coaching staff ... was watching attentively as the aforementioned events occurred, and witnessed plaintiff's injuries.” Id. at ¶ 28. He further states that after injuring him, Mr...Injury to Bodily Integrity. Counts VIII–X contain state law claims against Mr. McElhinny for Battery, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress (“IIED”) and Negligence, and Count XI is a state law...

..., 32 P.3d 1156 (2001) (application of recreational use exception under Kansas Torts Claims Act to coaching negligence cases in public schools passes rational basis test; distingui.... Such entry of judgment by the court shall occur after consideration of comparative negligence principles in K.S.A. 60–258a and amendments thereto...to remedy by abrogating corporate negligence claims against any medical care facility for allowing a physician, who is not an agent or employee, to work on its staff). Miller argues...

...plaintiffs proceeded with both theories of negligence against Little League. As evidence of direct negligence, plaintiffs introduced several coaching instruction manuals as exhibits to...trial, plaintiffs introduced several exhibits in support of their claim alleging that Little League's own negligence in failing to provide coaching manuals caused the minor plaintiff's injuries.... Tarleton, for defendants-appellants. Negligence — safety manuals — not distributed — not proximate cause...

...indicating a keen awareness by Postill of the direction in which he had to head, or else careful coaching prior to his testimony. "Gross negligence" is not enough to ground liability according to the...discipline and train their officers not to use improper deadly force constitute a pattern of gross negligence." Postill equated "gross negligence" with "deliberate indifference" and denied it as...direct and discipline and train their officers not to use improper deadly force constitute a pattern of gross negligence in my opinion, yes. (App. 741...

..."). C. Failure to Investigate Alleged Coaching Plaintiffs' third claim of negligence per se is based on the allegation that..., 1997 grant of summary judgment, which dismissed plaintiffs' claims of libel and slander and negligence per se. Wilkinson v. Russell, 973 F. Supp...to discuss this episode and to raise the possibility that Wiegand was coaching her own children to make false allegations against their father. Balsam rejected this possibility, however, and reiterated...

...other medical expenses or the loss of the coaching salary resulted from or were caused by Fischer's negligence. Fischer claims most of Anderson's medical bills and the loss of the coaching salary were...the coaching salary was to some extent, but not entirely, attributable to Fischer's negligence, and that some medical expenses, but less than $2,500, were attributable to Fischer's conduct. The jury...assert these findings are irreconcilable. [¶ 8] Bryce Anderson requested an award of past economic loss for medical bills totaling $15,758.75 and for loss of a coaching salary of...

...plaintiff's face that resulted from Cooley's poor coaching of Kroesen. Plaintiff also contends that the participation agreement releases do not apply to Cooley's gross negligence...to immunity under N.J.S.A. 2A:62A–6(c)(1) because he was grossly negligent in his coaching duties, plaintiff argues that his negligence claim against Cooley is supported by his liability expert, Dr..., adding Cooley as a defendant, claiming that Cooley was grossly negligent in his coaching of the Old Gaelic team, and is responsible for plaintiff's injuries caused by Kroesen...

...athletics as a student at Cedar Bluffs Junior and Senior High School (the School), he sustained personal injuries as a result of negligence on the part of the School and its coaching staff. Following a...Nebraska teaching certificate with a coaching endorsement. On remand, in order to determine the existence of negligence, the district court must determine, as the finder of fact, what conduct was required...Act: Negligence. A negligence action brought under the Political Subdivisions Tort Claims Act has the same elements as a negligence action against an individual, i.e., duty, breach of duty...

...from Cooley's poor coaching of Kroesen. Plaintiff also contends that the participation agreement releases do not apply to Cooley's gross negligence. Even accepting all of plaintiff's...an amended complaint, adding Cooley as a defendant, claiming that Cooley was grossly negligent in his coaching of the Old Gaelic team, and is...through his participation in the league. In addition to these outright bars to plaintiff's claims against Cooley, Cooley also argues that no facts demonstrate that Cooley was negligent in hi...

...that it did not have "sufficient control over the event to be in a position to prevent the negligence" ( Vogel v. West Mtn. Corp., supra, at 49). The deposition transcripts of the coaching...defendant may be held liable for negligence it must be shown that the defendant owed a duty to the plaintiff ( see, e.g., Pulka v. Edelman...defendant had "sufficient control over the event to be in a position to prevent the negligence" ( Vogel v West Mtn. Corp., 97 A.D.2d 46...

...is assuredly the real party in interest when a university student participating in a school-sponsored sporting event injures herself due to the alleged negligence of the university coaching staff...

..., the Court finds the Washington conduct sufficiently related to the coaching contract. Fourth, the negligence-HIPAA claim (Count V) is sufficiently related, under...taught group retreat sessions attended by Plaintiff, charged Plaintiff for vocational coaching, allegedly diagnosed Plaintiff with bipolar disorder, and developed a kind of personal/therapist...Defendant $160 per hour in order to receive vocational/life coaching, an arrangement which continued into the fall of 2013.Id. ¶¶ 32–33. The coaching sessions were conducted primarily over the...

...football practice. He asserted claims for negligence and negligence per se against the Board under a theory of r...Regents was liable for the negligent training and supervision of Coach Hatcher and other coaching staff. Pelham also asserted...negligence and punitive damages claims against Coach Hatcher and the Athletic Director of Georgia Southern in their individual capacities, but those claims were later dismissed without prejudice in a...

...Washington conduct sufficiently related to the coaching contract. Fourth, the negligence-HIPAA claim (Count V) is sufficiently related, under the O'Connor...coaching, allegedly diagnosed Plaintiff with bipolar disorder, and developed a kind of personal/therapist relationship with Plaintiff. Before the Court is Defendant's Motion to Dismiss for Lack of...coaching, an arrangement which continued into the fall of 2013. Id. ¶¶ 32–33. The coaching sessions were conducted primarily over the phone, although one occurred in Washington, D.C. Id...

.... 369 Ill. App. 3d 884. The court concluded that plaintiff had successfully pled willful and wanton conduct on the part of the player defendants, had successfully pled negligence on...wanton conduct on the part of the player defendants, and negligence and civil conspiracy on the part of the organizational defendants, to go forward. We affirm that portion of the appellate court...amended complaint alleged negligence on the part of Redhawk Hockey, the Hockey Association, and the Officials Association. Count II alleged that Redhawk Hockey "failed to instruct its players" to refrain...

...student at the School, he sustained personal injuries as a result of the negligence of the School and its coaching staff. Following the initial bench trial, the district court for Saunders County found...the School's football coaching staff comported with the standard of care required of a reasonably prudent person holding a Nebraska teaching certificate with a coaching endorsement. As a result, in its...journal entry filed January 6, 2003, the district court found no negligence on the part of the School and dismissed the petition. Cerny appeals. We affirm the district court's decision on remand...