How should I word a car accident release of liability?
Can you take a look at this release form? What's the proper language to use?
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In my opinion, your vehicle accident release form is legally sufficient. However, it can be improved. Instead of:
"IV. Non-Admission of Liability. Releasor understands that Releasee does not, by providing the value described below, admit any liability or responsibility for the accident described in Section II or its consequences,"
I would prefer:
"No party to this Release admits any wrongdoing or any liability by signing this release."
There are also typos and grammatical errors, but they are of no legal consequence. Does the above satisfactorily answer your question?
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Can you take a look at this release form?
Lexi, Chatbot
I understand you need help with a release form. Can you please specify what type of release form it is?
Car accident release of liability.
Lexi, Chatbot
Have you already signed the release form, or are you looking for advice before signing it?
Advice before signing.
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Is there anything else the lawyer should know before I connect you?
Not really.
Infolawyer
Hi. I have been practicing law for 40 years. I would like to help you. Can you please post the proposed release here? Also, what is your specific legal question about it?
Thanks. Can I send you the agreement I am putting together for an accident liability release? I need to know if this release is sufficient.
Infolawyer
I see it. Are you the releasor or the releasee?
Releasee. My son was driving. The car was in a parking lot.
Infolawyer
Okay. Please give me a few moments.
Okay.
Infolawyer
In my opinion, your vehicle accident release form is legally sufficient. However, it can be improved. Instead of:
"IV. Non-Admission of Liability. Releasor understands that Releasee does not, by providing the value described below, admit any liability or responsibility for the accident described in Section II or its consequences,"
I would prefer:
"No party to this Release admits any wrongdoing or any liability by signing this release."
There are also typos and grammatical errors, but they are of no legal consequence. Does the above satisfactorily answer your question?
Yes. Thank you for your guidance. This has been helpful. Have a great weekend.
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