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Don't leave yourself open to a lawsuit - protect your business and your employees with these Release and Waiver Forms for U.S. companies and individuals.
Q. Why would I want someone to sign a Release and Waiver?
A. If you provide services that could potentially result in:
- illness (such as food services),
- injury or death (such as skydiving or other extreme sports),
- loss of property (including theft of items from lockers or vehicles), or
- permanent changes to physical appearance (such as tattoos, piercings, surgical cosmetic enhancements),
you should have every customer sign a Waiver and Release Form BEFORE you provide the services.
This rule even applies to home owners who allow minors to use a pool, hot tub or spa on their property. If you can envision a situation where someone might sue you for damages, you should be getting a waiver and release signed first.
In certain circumstances, you will also want to have your customers indemnify you against any costs or damages you incur as a result of your dealings with them. For instance, a catering company would want a client to indemnify them against any legal actions brought against the company by guests attending the function who became ill due to reasons not caused by the caterer's negligence.
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California General Release of All Claims
Prepare a General Release of all claims with this template form for California.
- One party (the releasor) releases another party (the releasee) from all claims arising as a result of a transaction between the parties.
- The release is given in exchange for payment of a settlement amount by the releasee.
- The releasor waives its rights under California Civil Code Sect. 1542 with respect to any claims that it has no knowledge of at the present time.
- Before paying over any amount to settle the claim, download the General Release of All Claims and have it signed and acknowledged.
- Available in MS Word format.
- Intended to be used only in the State of California.
$2.49
Horseback Riding Release Form | USA
If you provide horseback riding lessons or activities to the public, you need to protect your business and your employees from legal claims associated with those activities. Have all your clients sign this Release Form before participating.
- The Release form should be signed by all students and riders before taking part in any lessons or riding activities. If they refuse to sign, they should not be allowed on or around the horses. If the rider is a minor, the form should be signed by a parent or guardian.
- The rider acknowledges the risks associated with the sport and assumes responsibility for those risks.
- The rider releases the stable owner, horse owner and all related parties from any and all liability.
- The rider waives any claims he or she may have for loss of or damage to property, or injury or death to the rider or any animal owned by the rider.
- To get your copy of the Horseback Riding Release Form, add it to your shopping cart, go through the secure check out, and download the form at the end of the transaction.
- This release can be used throughout the United States.
$9.99
Indemnity Agreement | USA
There are times when a contractual relationship between two parties can end up in a lawsuit. You can reduce your exposure to liability by getting the other party to the contract to sign an Indemnity Agreement.
- The indemnifying party (the indemnitor) will hold harmless the party being protected (the indemnitee) from any liability, claims or losses resulting from the parties' relationship.
- The indemnitor agrees to pay legal fees and expenses that the indemnitee incurs as a result of the indemnitor's failure to live up to its obligations.
- This legal template can be used anywhere in the United States.
- To download the digital form, add it to your shopping cart and pay for it using our secure checkout. You can then download the document in MS Word format.
$5.99
Volunteer Farm Worker Release and Waiver | USA
Charity farm projects and other farming initiatives that involve volunteer pickers and workers need to reduce their exposure to liability. Use this Release and Waiver Form to protect against claims by former and current workers.
- The purpose of this legal form is to protect you and your business against lawsuits for injury, damages or death that occurred during or as a result of the volunteers' work experience on the farm.
- Every volunteer should sign this Release and Waiver prior to starting work.
- The volunteer authorizes the farm management to arrange for first aid or emergency medical treatment if necessary, and releases the farm from any claim with respect to such treatment.
- The Release and Indemnity is intended to be as broad and all-inclusive as possible under the laws of the applicable state.
- This form is a generic template which can be used in most US states. However, some states (such as California) may require additional provisions to be included. Check your State laws to be sure.
- The Volunteer Farm Worker Release and Waiver of Liability form is a fully customizable template in MS Word format. Download immediately after purchase.
$6.29 $5.99
Waiver for Spa and Salon Services | USA
Spas and salons can be susceptible to lawsuits from clients for personal injury, property loss or damage claims. Reduce your liability risk by getting clients to sign this Waiver Form before you provide services.
- The client assumes responsibility for all risks associated with the services provided by the salon (such as waxing, microderm abrasion, chemical peels, etc.).
- The client will indemnify the salon and its employees against any claims or actions arising from the client's use of the salon services.
- The Waiver form can be used across the United States.
- This is a reusable legal form which you can personalize for your unique business. You can add your logo, address and business information to really make it your own.
$4.99
