"My advice for people who partake in these high risk activities is if you don't read the waiver, at least take a picture of it for your records. If an incident does happen, you would like to present the evidence to your attorney so you can determine if you have a case or not," attorney Michael Bild said.
June 07, 2022 at 03:06 PM
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Lawyers are scrutinizing the enforceability of liability waivers, after a fatal parasailing incident in the Florida Keys.
And many say a waiver mightn’t offer the protection businesses expect, as it won’t protect them from getting sued, especially when it comes to allegations of gross negligence.
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