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A skier who was injured in a collision with a drunken underage snowboarder is allowed to bring a lawsuit against the ski area operator, the Superior Court of Pennsylvania has ruled in a case of first impression, despite protections provided to resorts under the Skier's Responsibility Act and a disclaimer on lift tickets. In so ruling, Judge Seamus P. McCaffery said the majority was persuaded by decisions made by appeals courts in New Jersey and California.
April 26, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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