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Who's fault was the fall? Oregon ski resorts and others continue push for liability releases
Who's fault was the fall? Oregon ski resorts and others continue push for liability releases
Who's fault was the fall? Oregon ski resorts and others continue push for liability releases

Published on: 01/24/2026

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Injured skiers have been flown off from Mt. Bachelor to the hospital in Bend on two separate occasions since the ski area opened a little more than a month ago. […]

News Source : https://bendbulletin.com/2026/01/24/whos-fault-was-the-fall-oregon-ski-resorts-and-others-continue-push-for-liability-releases/

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