Ebook {Epub PDF} Danger at the Ballpark by Jack Herskowitz

 · Miami attorney Jack Herskowitz has just published (Trimark Press, ) an interesting, clearly written treatise on the dangers fans face when attending baseball games. Written for the layperson, Danger at the Ballpark describes in detail, with numerous case illustrations, how the archaic legal doctrine commonly known as the Baseball Rule ("assumption of risk") has been Estimated Reading Time: 1 min. Have you ever been to or watched a baseball game and wondered how often people are injured by line drives? Author and attorney Jack Herskowitz has and unfort.  · Danger at the Ballpark. Posted by Jon Shepherd. As a child, my understanding of ballpark injuries was the scene at the end of Field of Dreams where the young girl chokes on a hot dog. Baseball still felt like a secure and safe environment where the only harm comes from freakish occurrences. That changed in Little League when our man-child, Skip.

Danger at the Ballpark: An interview with Jack Herskowitz By Ryan George. Have you ever been to or watched a baseball game and wondered how often people are injured by line drives? Author and attorney Jack Herskowitz has and unfortunately the answe is more frequent than he believes it should be. Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Danger at the Ballpark at www.doorway.ru Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users. Danger at the Ballpark by Jack Herskowitz. This post was submitted by TriMark Press. About Danger at the Ballpark. When Fans enter the ballpark, they assume the risk of serious injury, not only by a wicked line drive or flying bat, but from a fall over a low railing, fights with other fans or players sparked by the unrestricted sale of alcohol, and yes, even the team mascot.

Have you ever been to or watched a baseball game and wondered how often people are injured by line drives? Author and attorney Jack Herskowitz has and unfort. Danger at the Ballpark. Miami attorney Jack Herskowitz has just published (Trimark Press, ) an interesting, clearly written treatise on the dangers fans face when attending baseball games. Written for the layperson, Danger at the Ballpark describes in detail, with numerous case illustrations, how the archaic legal doctrine commonly known as the Baseball Rule (“assumption of risk”) has been applied by the courts over the years to protect baseball from lawsuits by injured fans. Author and Miami attorney Jack Herskowitz spells it out and even imparts to readers his near tragic experience during a game and the enormous dangers that spectators might encounter as you learn more about the serious stories that he tells, some even fatal because Major League Baseball teams and stadium operators do little if anything to.