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• Gargir v. B’Nei Akiva, 39 ATLA L. Rep. 364 (Nov. 1996) (opposition to defendant’s motion for judgment n.o.v. in a case alleging a camp that sponsored a ski trip for its counselors had failed to require ski lessons and had allowed the youths to ski unsupervised). No. LR2868.

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• Bayer v. Crested Butte Mt. Resort, Inc., 41 ATLA L. Rep. 224 (Aug. 1998) (plaintiff’s appellate briefs in a case holding that Colorado’s Tramway Act and Ski Safety Act do not preempt ski lift operators’ common law duty of highest care). No. LR3229.

• Crews v. Seven Springs Mt. Resort, 48 ATLA L. Rep. 270 (Oct. 2005) (plaintiff’s complaint, motions for judgment on the pleadings and reply to defendant’s answer, superior court brief, reply to defendant’s motion for new matter, answer in opposition to defendant’s motion to reargue, and supreme court brief; and defendant’s superior court brief and the superior court opinion, in a case holding the risk of collision with an intoxicated minor is not an inherent risk of skiing). No. LR4165.

• Hansen v. Sunday River Skiway Corp., 41 ATLA L. Rep. 180 (June 1998) (plaintiff’s trial brief and opposition to summary judgment in a case alleging failure to appropriately mark an icy patch on a slope). No. LR3217.

• Hoar v. Great E. Resort Corp., 42 ATLA L. Rep. 36 (Feb. 1999) (plaintiff’s opposition to defendant’s summary judgment motion, defendant’s motion for judgment n.o.v. and plaintiff’s response, and the parties’ appellate briefs in a case alleging a ski resort failed to warn skiers about the presence of a dangerous drop-off). No. LR3348.

• Pilling v. Snowridge, Inc., 37 ATLA L. Rep. 62 (Mar. 1994) (the parties’ motions for and against summary judgment and the court’s opinion and order on those motions in a case alleging a ski resort employee had negligently driven a snowmobile). No. LR1973.

• Westlye v. Look Sports, Inc., 37 ATLA L. Rep. 26 (Feb. 1994) (the parties’ appellate briefs in a case holding that a product lessor could be strictly liable even though the lessee had accepted the equipment “as is” and expressly assumed the risk of injury from use). No. LR1946.