You help run a resort that in the winter offers snow-tubing. Patrons pay to slide down a snow hill on an inflated tube. Because they can fall off or run into each other and get hurt, you have them...

Extracted text: You help run a resort that in the winter offers snow-tubing. Patrons pay to slide down a snow hill on an inflated tube. Because they can fall off or run into each other and get hurt, you have them sign a liability release that says they will not sue the resort if they get hurt while snow-tubing. Is such a release sufficient? What if they claim the injury was due to the negligence of the resort? Will the liability release protect your company against litigation that could bankrupt the resort?