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4 reasons why diving boards are becoming a thing of the past

The significant amount of risk associated with diving boards is making them less common.

By Hannah Bender | Updated on August 20, 2014

Spending the day at the pool is one of the most popular summer activities for people of any age. Almost everyone can recall going to the “friend-with-a-pool’s” house over summer break to cool off on those hot days.

While going to a friend’s house to swim seemed innocent enough, most do not think about the liability and responsibility associated with owning a pool. The risk is often overlooked, and most do not recognize that homeowners have a legal responsibility to prevent dangers for visitors on the property, including those using the pool.

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