Release Of Liability Form

A release of liability, also known as a waiver of liability, is legal if it is drafted to include consideration. This is a contract law term that means both parties entering a contract give something of value to the other party. For instance, one party can provide goods in exchange for the other party’s money.

How do you use a Release of liability form?

Businesses may benefit from a liability release. Especially since they work closely with customers to provide a service or experience. An attorney or insurance agent familiar with your industry, as well as your state and local laws, can help determine the best course of action.

Writing tips for drafting a Bullet-Proof Waiver:

• If you choose to write your own, avoid legalese that may be confusing or misleading. Waivers should be written in plain, concise language that participants will understand.
• Avoid fine print. Your waiver should clearly and accurately inform your patrons of all risks without leaving room for doubt or confusion. Poorly composed wording is one of the primary reasons liability waivers aren't enforced.
• Ensure that your waiver adheres to your state requirements. Each state has unique conditions that, if not followed, may invalidate your agreement.
• To guarantee you're protected, consult with your attorney and/or insurance company to ensure you've covered all the bases.
  

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