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Golf and the Law: Fun and Legal Issues (On-Demand CLE)
Golf and the Law: Fun and Legal Issues (On-Demand CLE)
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From 1934 to 1961, the Caucasian-only clause was a part of the Professional Golfers' Association of America's (PGA) by-laws that prevented non-whites from membership, and from competing on the PGA Tour. The clause was finally removed at the 1961 PGA Annual Meeting, but the effects of the clause lasted longer.
Also, negligence and the primary assumption of the risk doctrine will be reviewed. When a golfer hits a golf ball that injures another golfer, what are the options for the injured player? What about when an errant golf ball causes damage to homes and cars? Who ends up winning the car on the hole in one?
Also, negligence and the primary assumption of the risk doctrine will be reviewed. When a golfer hits a golf ball that injures another golfer, what are the options for the injured player? What about when an errant golf ball causes damage to homes and cars? Who ends up winning the car on the hole in one?
Product Details
Moderators
Panelists
Al Avery, John H Minan
Product Code
GP1910GOLFOLC
Duration
60
Publication Date
10/8/2019 12:00:00 AM
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