Easement Holder Enjoys Same RULWA Immunity as Land Owner : ConservationTools

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An article from The Legal Intelligencer Online highlights a recent ruling securing liability protection for easement holders who have opened land to the public for recreational uses.

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Author(s): Christopher Lilienthal

Organization/Source: The Legal Intelligencer

Topic tags: Liability Associated with Recreational Use

Related guides: Pennsylvania's Recreational Use of Land and Water Act and Reducing Liability Associated with Public Access

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