Originally Posted by jeff-o
Charge just enough to cover the cost of the lawyer, to write up the waiver.
Waivers are useless paper that trial lawyers find quite amusing, make em' on soft paper so thay have a real use.
Do you own anything of value, have any assets? Want to keep it, don't loan anything to anybody and for sure don't rent it cause you could be held liable in an incident, loaning is safer.
I once had a rental bicycle business and I had a waiver, giggle...and I also had 2M in liability insurance per incident. It may not be enough today.