Joan was skiing when she fell and broke her leg while navigating one of the resort's more difficult slopes. Which of the following is true?
A) ?Joan has assumed the risks inherent in skiing and the resort is not liable
B) ?Skiing is a strict liability activity for which the resort always has liability.
C) ?The resort is liable because it opted to have difficult slopes available to patrons.
D) The resort is liable for failure to groom the slopes.
A
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