A signed release may protect you from some liability. Much will depend upon what the release says, the laws of your state and what the facts of the "accident" are. There are some types of liability that can not be waived.
Bottom line, you are better to have a release than not have one. However, depending upon the circumstances, the release is not likely to protect you from all things in all circumstances.
John Bisnar, Bisnar|Chase, Personal Injury Attorneys
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Answered on Apr 02nd, 2012 at 3:30 PM