Legal Question in Personal Injury in California

Re: Negligence Disclaimers

Such a provision would likely be held to be unenforceable because it is against public policy that such significant rights could be so easily waived, especially considering one person is purporting to waive the rights (and assume the risks) of another person. No parent should have the ability to waive those rights for his/her child.

Re: Negligence Disclaimers

One cannot avoid legal responsibility for bodily injury due to negligence. To the extent a disclaimer would attempt to do so it would be invalid.

Re: Negligence Disclaimers

no.

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