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  <title>Secrest Wardle's 2026 Premises Liability Webinar Series - The Use of Statutory Immunity in Defending Amusement and Leisure Focused Claims</title>
  <description>The fifth episode of Secrest Wardle’s 2026 Premises Liability Webinar Series provides an update regarding the definitions and scope of the Ski Area Safety Act, the immunity provision in the Act, and its application to hazards identified therein; the use of waivers; the use statutory immunity in defending roller-skating centers, bowling alleys, and horse stables. This webinar will be hosted by Amber R. Davenport, Executive Partner, Troy. If you are not already on our distribution list and would like to receive invitations to register for the Premises Liability webinars correlating our podcasts, please email Marketing Liaison Sandie Vertel at svertel@secrestwardle.com. The updated 2026 Secrest Wardle Premises Liability Handbook is now complete and available for distribution. The handbook provides a comprehensive review of each topic discussed in our 2026 Premises Liability Webinar series. If you are interested in obtaining an electronic copy of the handbook, please contact Marketing Liaison Sandie Vertel at svertel@secrestwardle.com. &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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