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Innkeeper's Liability Management - Lawyers & Judges Publishing Company, Inc.

Innkeeper's Liability Management

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  • Authors: Gary M. Bakken and Jon R. Abele
  • ISBN 10: 0-913875-06-6
  • ISBN 13: 978-0-913875-06-3
  • Copyright Date Ed: April 2, 1995
  • Pages: 448 pages
  • Binding Information: Hardcover
  • Size: 6 ✕ 9 Inches (US)

This text will help innkeepers minimize accidents and avoid devastating losses.

A must have for anyone in the hotel and motel business, the attorneys who represent them, the attorneys whose clients are injured, and engineers.

You've heard the horror stories: tragic accidents at inns, with ensuing litigation that drives them out of business. Security problems at big-city hotels resulting in expensive lawsuits and horrendous publicity. Could these tragedies happen to you? Have your colleagues or clients already been victims of such devastation? Incidents like these occur far too frequently, largely because innkeeper's liability has been a confusing area of the law...until now.

If you own or manage a hotel or motel, you'll find the 100 pages of checklists useful when evaluating your guests' safety and comfort.

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

Preface

Chapter 1: Toward a More Positive, Profitable Cash Flow

Chapter 2: Two Systems and the Inn-Dividual Interface

Chapter 3: Understanding Inn-Dividuals

Chapter 4: Guest Types, Duty of Care, Preventing Liability

Chapter 5: The Plaintiff's Case

Chapter 6: Investigating Guest Liabilities

Chapter 7: Calling in the Experts

Chapter 8: Law, Codes and Standards

Chapter 9: Effective Guest Liability Education

Chapter 10: "The Walkabout" ... An Enlightening Experience

Checklists

Corporate

System Safety

Human Factors

Accessibility

Walking Surface Issues

Facility Lighting

Parking

Roadway

Security

Guest Rooms

Swimming Pools

Recreation

Bibliography

Index

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The virtue of the author's approach is twofold: (1) to develop awareness of guest disabilities and physical limitations in using the property and (2) in preparing the guest for certain contingencies so that the guest can apply self-protective techniques consistent with her or his own welfare. Overall this book is a timely reminder of the critical but often underrated role that guest safety and security entail, and provides a blueprint of meaningful steps to access them. It is worth including in your management library.

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