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This is an update of the status of some bills that are impacting our ability to be able to use private land and the immunity from lawsuits that they have:
A bill introduced to the Oregon House would have allowed
recreational businesses to require customers to sign a release for
claims of “ordinary negligence,” making it harder for customers to sue.
That bill is dead.
A bill that provides recreational
immunity should pass. You may recall that many cities have closed some
trails after a woman sued the City of Newport when she slipped and broke
her leg while walking on a wet bridge. The City would have been immune
under previous recreational immunity laws, but she claimed she was not
actually recreating - she was ~on her way~ to the beach to
recreate. The bill should make it clear that trail owners are immune
from lawsuits if they let the public use their property to recreate or
to access recreational pursuits.