Inherent risks (e.g., changing weather, terrain variations, collisions with natural objects/other skiers, surface conditions) bar claims; non-inherent negligence includes lift failures, unmarked man-made hazards (snow guns, snowmobiles), poor grooming, or unsafe signage. Resorts must mark closed runs, maintain lifts/padding, patrol collisions, and warn of avalanche risks; uphill skier yields to downhill. Waivers don't shield statutory violations (e.g., lift safety boards) per 2024 Supreme Court ruling.
Identifying liability against resorts, lift operators, other skiers, or equipment providers under Colorado’s Ski Safety Act and premises liability rules. Investigation of the terrain (that's right.... in person, me, myself and I and 55 years of skiing expertise).
My clients know I keep them informed, fight for full and fair compensation, and never forget that this case is about their health, their finances, and their future
