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I go to a small private boarding high school. The school is situated about 5 miles from a small suburban area with tons of restaurants and stores. A couple of my friends and I, all day students over the age of 16 who drive, created a delivery service delivering food to the students at the school. After a very successful week our school barred us from delivering to the campus for liability reasons regarding students delivering food to the school. I believe their main fear was that we would crash while making a delivery and sue the school. Is there anyway we can get around this? What other problems do you foresee beyond this? Thanks!!
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Normally insurance, including an "umbrella policy" to raise policy limits, would solve this concern. Further, come type of indemnity or "hold-harmless" provision might help. It would start with a meeting to identify the special concerns.
Answered on Jan 20th, 2013 at 11:43 AM