Hardcover: 458 pages including detailed table of contents and subject index, complete case index, and appendix.

Wisconsin’s unique Safe-Place Statute requires employers, owners of places of employment, and owners of public buildings to keep premises as free from danger as the nature of the place will reasonably permit, a far higher standard than under common law.

Over forty years have passed since Howard H. Boyle’s last revision of his classic reference book on the statute. Wisconsin attorneys John Becker and Chris Halverson have not only brought the entire book up to date, including all developments in the law’s interpretation since Boyle’s last edition, they also have added detailed discussions necessary for a complete analysis of the law.

Hardcover: 430 pages including full table of contents and index, drafting history appendix, and chronological case summaries.

Wisconsin’s Recreational Immunity Statute shields an owner from liability for injuries occurring on property when the person injured is engaged in a recreational activity. In this update to his 2007 book, Attorney John Becker analyzes the current breadth of this law while providing reference to the various provisions of the statute and the cases that have dealt with them, with a summary of the cases showing the law’s development since its initial drafting. This edition includes a new section on governmental immunity attempting to reconcile various inconsistent cases and provide analysis regarding the rule’s application.

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