Reducing liability is important for businesses, especially those that facilitate risk-related activities. A personal liability waiver outlines an agreement between the customer and a business to waive and release liability. This document waives the right of the customer to sue your business if any injuries, damage or loss were to occur as a result of using your services. These risks must be acknowledged and accepted by customers prior to commencing the activity.

Waivers are not always effective

It’s important to remember that there are some exceptions to the release of liability. You won't be protected by a waiver if an incident is caused by some forms of negligence or misconduct on behalf of your business. It is highly recommended that all waivers be reviewed by a lawyer. 

Use this Liability Waiver if:

• You want to protect your business from liability and potential lawsuits
• You want your customers to fully understand the risks of receiving the services your business provides 

What does this Liability Waiver cover?

• Release of liability
• Negligence and misconduct 
• Acknowledgement of risk 
• Advice disclaimer
• Health conditions
• Acceptance of terms

Further Information:

• What is a Liability Waiver Form?

• Do Liability Waivers Hold Up in Court?