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From: Dave1massey@cs.com [mailto:Dave1massey@cs.com
I also don't think such a waiver would represent anything more than a minor
speed bump if something were to go to court. The fact that the club has
almost no assets speaks much more loudly.
Hi Dave,
Generally true, but a waiver DOES establish that the participant KNEW that
the event they were about to drive in had some element of danger. With
regard to the lack of assets belonging to the club: in the event of
litigation, you can expect the club officers and the member(s) who organized
the event to be named in the suit as well as the club. Without officers
insurance, the officers are likely left to bear the cost of their defense
personally once your club's funds are exhausted.
Best,
Blake Discher
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