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The document is a Participant Liability Release and Waiver Form required for all participants, including coaches and advisors, to participate in events conducted by Varsity Spirit LLC. It outlines the necessity of a signed release form, the assumption of risk associated with participation, and the release of liability for Varsity Spirit and its affiliates. The form also includes provisions for medical treatment authorization, acknowledgment of event rules, and consent for media recording during the event. Participants must be accompanied by an adult, and there are specific clauses regarding COVID-19 exposure risks.

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Are waivers of liability enforceable?

The average cost (i.e., legal fees) for a lawyer to draft a liability waiver is $620 on a flat fee basis. The average cost for a lawyer to review a liability waiver is $360 on a flat fee basis. These cost points from recent projects on the ContractsCounsel platform and are averages across all states in the US.

Do waivers really protect you?

A liability waiver protects California businesses and organizations from some lawsuits. But when they engage in gross negligence or recklessness and you get hurt, they can still be held legally accountable.

Do release of liability forms need to be notarized?

Its very important that when anyone settles out of court with anybody over money, a claim, or a dispute, that the other party sign a general release of liability with a notarized document.

Do liability waivers actually work?

Liability waivers are enforceable in California to the extent they immunize the defendant from ordinary negligence. Under California law, a liability waiver cannot excuse an injury caused by a defendants: gross negligence, recklessness, or.

What is consideration for a liability waiver?

Consideration Often, the consideration for a liability waiver is the ability to participate in a sport or event. For example, if you refuse to sign a liability release, you may not be allowed to participate in a race or a martial arts tournament.