When you’re a Texas gym owner, you want to limit liability exposure. Yet many gyms use the wrong legal documents to do so.
For example, did you know that if you cram a liability waiver into a gym membership agreement it may not be enforceable to protect you and your gym if someone gets injured?
And what about gym guests?
Whether it’s the friend of an existing member or someone taking advantage of a free trial before deciding whether to become a member, you want a liability waiver in place for that visitor.
Unfortunately, many gym owners either don’t require a guest to sign a waiver…or they mistakenly have the visitor sign a member liability waiver instead.
Now if you need help with your gym’s liability waivers, we can help in two ways.
- First, you can schedule a phone consultation with Texas Business Lawyer Mike Young to discuss your unique needs.
- Or you can use the frugal do-it-yourself option of investing in Texas Gym Membership Legal Forms.
