by Doyice Cotten
A recent California waiver case involved a number of issues, one of which we will address here. When faced by a waiver that the plaintiff signed, the waiver often questions whether they signed the waiver claiming they don’t remember signing the waiver,
By Doyice Cotten
In the post last week, we looked at a waiver in a Puerto Rico jet ski case (Morgan v. Water Toy Shop, Inc., 2018). The Puerto Rican court examined the case in which the plaintiff was seriously injured in a collision with another party;
By Doyice Cotten
In a recent New Jersey case (Kang v. LA Fitness of South Plainfield, 2016), the court addressed several issues relating to waivers. Among them was 1) non-reader or speaker of English,
Last Week’s Post (Admiralty Law Trumps GOL 5-326 Statute in NY Jet Boat Waiver Case) focused on fact that federal admiralty law supersede state law (including New York’s G.O.L. 5-326. We look at this case again (Brozyna v.
