Playground Safety: Reducing Risk & Liability for Community Associations
TUESDAY, March 27 from 2:00 to 3:00pm ET
Each year, nearly a quarter of a million children visit the
emergency room as a result of injuries sustained on playgrounds. And community associations
are at a greater risk of being sued for playground injuries because association
playgrounds are located on private property. Don’t leave your community association vulnerable to potential lawsuits! Register now for CAI’s FREE playground safety webinar.
Duration: 60 minutes
Each year, nearly a quarter of a million children visit the emergency room as a result of injuries sustained on playgrounds. And community associations are at a greater risk of being sued for playground injuries because association playgrounds are located on private property.
Don’t leave your community association vulnerable to potential lawsuits! Register now for CAI’s FREE playground safety webinar. Learn how to regularly maintain and inspect your community’s playground areas, discover how to spot potential playground hazards, find out the necessary steps to prevent your association from a liable suit, and discover FREE resources to share with your community’s board and homeowners.
If you’re a community association homeowner, board member, or community manager, don’t miss this must-attend webinar to address safety concerns on playgrounds, help to increase safety, and how to reduce liability.
Topics:
- How community associations can protect themselves against potential litigation
- Lessons learned from the $20 million verdict involving a Nevada community association
- How to develop a playground safety checklist and a routine maintenance checklist
- The benefits of a risk management plan and insurance coverage for playground equipment
Presenters:
Kelly G. Richardson, Esq. is cofounder and senior partner of Richardson Ober PC. A leading advocate for homeowner association governance, Kelly was CAI’s 2016 National President and served on its Board of Trustees for seven years. He was in 2006 admitted as a Fellow to the College of Community Association Lawyers. He is the author of a syndicated weekly column on homeowner association issues, appearing in 13 Southern California newspapers. A licensed real estate broker, he has served on the boards of the California Legislative Action Committee, the Greater Los Angeles Chapter, and the Orange County Chapter. He has practiced law since 1983, and community association law since 1989.
CONTINUING EDUCATION INFORMATION
Once you have completed the live or recorded webinar and filled out the evaluation, you will receive a certificate of completion in the My Events and Classes section of CAI’s website. Please note: This free webinar does not provide continuing education credit toward CAI credentials.
