Re: waivers
Posted by Catherine Cartwright-Jones on August 27, 2003 at 22:30:28:
In reply to: waivers posted by jen on August 27, 2003 at 22:17:33:
: I really need a waiver! I've already done 5 jobs for strangers: without one. I want it to fit on a 1/4 sheet or less. What do I need
: to include? Any suggestions would be helpful.
: Thanks a bunch.
My friendly local household legal expert says there really isn't any
waiver anywhere that would stand up in court for longer than it would
take the prosecution to blow their nose on it. If you hurt someone
... you can get whacked. Nobody can sign away their right to not be
injured. Waivers DO make people feel better, get them to pay
attention for a few minutes to what's going on, and deter some future
whining. They do indicate that the provider of *whatever* is
attempting to take action to avoid "forseeable harm" and to give
people informed consent. My Ozzfest waiver is in the link below ....
down the left hand side of the page at the bottom.
Follow Ups
- just takes one whacko to say, "mmm i hate this design. I'm gonna sue." .. should be flogged.. n/t
munaqabah 09:31:12 9/3/2003
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