50 Best Release Of Liability Templates

1. Clarity of scope and enforceability
Clearly specify what claims are released, who is releasing and being released, and the time frame. Ensure the language aligns with applicable state law and consider legal review to improve enforceability.

2. Assumption of risk and voluntary participation
Include explicit statements that the signer understands the risks, is voluntarily participating, and agrees to assume those risks. Add consideration and a declaration that the waiver is knowingly entered into.

3. Proper execution and recordkeeping
Require signatures, dates, and contact information; include witness or notary if needed by law or policy. Retain a copy and store it with other essential documents for easy retrieval.