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I've always been curious about this, how do you possibly handle the liability? Somewhere, some entity owns the property. Once one guy drops a brake rotor on his
by sidewndr46 4y ago
I've always been curious about this, how do you possibly handle the liability? Somewhere, some entity owns the property. Once one guy drops a brake rotor on his foot and breaks it, who covers the legal expenses?
- bombcar 4y agoThe standard legal answer is pages and pages of documentation that discourage suing. This is rarely actually done in practice. The reality is you keep it quiet and relatively secret, and you kick out people who smell like legal liability. This answer cannot be stated in public.
- SoftTalker 4y agoa) The people who use these places are generally not litigious. b) they sign waivers c) the shop has insurance
- sidewndr46 4y agoAgreed, but after the first insurance claim my understanding is the insurance rates become prohibitive or they just drop you. I guess if the assets aren't lost they could be sold off or donated to a similar organization or something in that case however.