As we push forward the clocks and approach the busiest season of the year, fireworks retailers and display companies can expect an inspection from one, if not several, law enforcement and regulatory agencies. These inspections are deliberately timed to occur during your busy season due to the increased level of activity and are oftentimes unannounced…
The industry has experienced an unprecedented growth in regulation and compliance matters, and PHMSA continues to lead the charge in sheer number of changes to its existing protocol and regulations. Since June 2011, PHMSA has released a series of clarifications and proposals that profoundly alter, and impact, trade practices. The most recent announcement is dated…
What States Have Changed or Are Looking at Changes in Fireworks Laws Over the last few months many states have either proposed, or passed, changes to their fireworks laws, perhaps more towards the goal of generating new sources of tax income for starved budgets rather than due recognition of the full value of consumer fireworks….
It is important to understand the concept of subrogation before turning our attention to agreeing to waive subrogation. Suppose that fireworks debris injures a spectator situated too close to the display, and your fireworks display contract expressly provides that crowd control is the sole responsibility of the sponsor. The injured party notifies you of a…
