just takes one whacko to say, "mmm i hate this design. I'm gonna sue." .. should be flogged.. n/t
Posted by munaqabah on September 3, 2003 at 09:31:12:
In reply to: Re: waivers posted by Catherine Cartwright-Jones on August 27, 2003 at 22:30:28:
: : 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.
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