What outcome results from signing a liability waiver?

Signing a liability waiver typically results in a release from liability for certain actions. This means that by agreeing to the terms of the waiver, a person accepts the risks associated with a specific activity and acknowledges that they cannot hold the other party accountable for injuries or damages that may occur as a result of those activities.

Liability waivers are often used in scenarios such as sporting events, recreational activities, or any situation where there is a risk of injury, allowing the organization running the event to limit their exposure to legal claims. The individual acknowledges the risks involved and agrees to waive the right to pursue legal action against the entity if an incident occurs.

In contrast, increased liability for the party, automatic approval of insurance claims, or loss of all insurance rights are not typical outcomes of signing a liability waiver. These options do not accurately reflect the nature of waivers, which are designed to limit liability rather than expand it or affect insurance claims adversely.