Animal Law Review
First Page
201
Abstract
In recent years, the equine industry has become concerned by court decisions which undermine the traditional view that persons who participate in horseback riding activities assume the risk of any iJ\iury they incur. Ms. McEvoy examines significant cases and state statutes designed to meet the challenges posed by these decisions, as well as the legislative history behind a Connecticut statute.
Recommended Citation
Sharlene A. McEvoy,
The Rise of Equine Liability Activity Acts,
3
Animal L. Rev.
201
(1997).
Available at:
https://lawcommons.lclark.edu/alr/vol3/iss1/16