Critical Incident Response Plans

Ensure your response to a serious injury or fatality is carefully planned and executed.

When a serious injury or fatality occurs, your response matters. A Critical Incident Response Plan (CIRP) carefully designed by the Recreation Law Group based on years of incident response and litigation experience will equip your team with clear, step-by-step checklists, flowcharts, and call lists designed for careful action. Whether you're on-scene or in the office, our CIRP ensures your organization can respond swiftly and effectively, providing you and your staff with confidence and peace of mind.

Outdoor Recreation Specific

No more explaining your business or organization to attorneys who've never spent a night in a tent. At Recreation Law Group, our team brings decades of experience as guides, instructors, and risk managers.  

Individualized, 1:1 Development

When a critical incident happens, a template document won’t cut it. Our process ensures you work directly with our experienced risk management consultants to draft your document precisely for your unique operations.  Do you have a large team or a very small one?  Do you operate in multiple locations?  Is some of your team remote?  How many guides or instructors will be in the field?  All of these questions will result in a specifically designed and custom CIRP. 

Return on Investment

A CIRP can help mitigate the risk of liability and creates a comprehensive and respectful approach to loss of life or serious injury.   It will help your team do the right thing, at the right time, in the right way, and reduce the risk of being sued in the process. 

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Inquiry Call: Contact Recreation Law Group to schedule a one-on-one call with an attorney. Whether you're starting a new business or reviewing an existing plan, the attorney will ask detailed questions to better understand your outdoor recreation operation. 

Price Agreement: After the call, Recreation Law Group will provide a Letter of Agreement with a transparent, no-hidden-cost quote. 

Onboarding: During onboarding, you'll complete a detailed questionnaire, and our risk management team will begin drafting your custom document. 

Review Call: The risk management consultant will review your draft, ensure it aligns with your operation, answer your questions, and provide any additional necessary information. 

Final Product: Once finalized, your 40+ page Critical Incident Response Plan binder will be delivered both digital and print format.  

  • Within the normal operations of our river company, a fatality occurred on one of our trips. This was an emotional event that drastically impacted the family of the deceased. It also left the guides, staff, and owners emotionally distressed. Leah helped walk our company through the immediate aftermath ensuring we did everything which was legally prudent while also helping us learn from the event and grow as a company. Later, when the lawsuit came, the guidance she gave us immediately after the event proved critical. Her support and guidance through the lawsuit itself resulted in the best possible outcome. I don’t want to even think about where we would have been without her. Of equal importance to her legal guidance was her human guidance. This event was emotionally traumatizing for us all and Leah’s unique combination of legal prowess combined with her incredible humanity and her ability to see through the lens of a guide make her uniquely adept at supporting the people going through this extremely sad and scary event. No question, Leah is a great lawyer; but of equal importance is that she is simply the person you want to go through this really challenging thing with for the way she will take care of your people and you.

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Reach out today for a no-cost conversation about how the Recreation Law Group can support your business or organization.

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