Revise civil liability laws relating to equine activities and waivers

HB 768 revises civil liability laws concerning equine activities, affecting equine activity sponsors, professionals, and participants. The bill generally limits the liability of sponsors and professionals for injuries or death resulting from the inherent risks of equine activities. However, it maintains liability in specific situations, such as when the sponsor or professional provides faulty equipment, fails to assess a participant's ability, or acts with willful disregard for safety. The bill also establishes new requirements for liability waivers, mandating they state inherent risks and include a specific bold warning about waiving legal rights, including for ordinary negligence. Importantly, it clarifies that these waivers can still be legally challenged on other grounds.