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Friend being sued in Austria for collision-related injury
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Mags2009 wrote:
miranda, I think you misunderstood my post as I wasn't saying to depend on EHIC more the attitude of our European neighbours as I think anyone who goes without travel insurance is crazy. Different countries have different regulations even between Scotland and England there has always been differences.
moffatross, think anyone injured on the ski slopes not from the local area would be treated as a temporary resident.


Agree with both points ... and my point about insurance in Scotland was that since most skiers here are British anyway, we don't consider it 'foreign travel' so don't buy insurance. I was really just refuting the assertion that the story in the OP was justification in itself for buying ski travel insurance when in my view, its cover should include healthcare & emergencies but should not extend to personal litigation services. Otherwise we'll eventually get into the daft territory of needing mandatory number plates on the fronts and backs of our mandatory helmets so we can all exchange details to go claim against each other for our cable-car whiplash injuries even before we reach the snow.
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