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What About My State Laws?
The majority of the states have enacted some form of an Equine Liability Act. Some state statutes require a statutorily mandated warning notice. Although these mandated warning notices are substantially the same from state to state, we have not merely inserted a generic warning. Rather, the specific warnings adopted by the various legislatures appear in the documents on CD as may be required.
Some states have enacted an Equine Liability Act, but do not require any specific sort of warning language in written agreements. For documents applicable to these states, there is an extensive paragraph containing warnings regarding the Inherent Risks of Equine Activities and notifying your customers that they Assume the Risk of injury if they participate in equine activities at your facility or under your direction. The same exculpatory language is inserted into the contracts for those states which have not yet enacted an Equine Liability Act.
In addition, we research each state’s Equine Liability Act on an annual basis to insure that our contracts are current with developments in your state. Please note that limitations or requirements of your particular city, county or other local governmental entity are not addressed specifically. However, they may be easily inserted with your word processor as may be necessary.
We have gone to great lengths to draft these documents in an aggressive fashion for your protection. Given the unique nature of this industry, some documents may not be adequate for every single use. As a consequence, you can’t go wrong by having a local attorney look these over.
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