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Skiing Accident – Trap – Duty to Exercise Supervision and Due Care – Expert Level Skier

September 11, 2017

Chiasson v. Station Mont-Sainte-Anne inc., [2016] QCCS 6873

Alain Chiasson (“Chiasson”) claimed $128,400 in damages from Station Mont-Sainte-Anne inc. (the “Station”) after he fell on a ski trail. It was the start of the season, and he had been skiing along the unpacked side of the trail.

On December 21, 2013, Chiasson went to Mont-Sainte-Anne for his second ski day of the season. That same day, the Station made the intermediate trail, L’Express, open to the public for the first time that year.

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