The only advice I have is to carry insurance.

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Jun 19, 2024
1:51:40pm

Richardo Starter

The only advice I have is to carry insurance.

If someone gets hurt on your slide, could face significant liability. (from experience of a close family member)

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Richardo

Previous username: RichyRich
Bio page: Richardo
Joined: May 7, 2013
Last login: Jun 26, 2024
Total posts: 857 (2 FO)

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Anyone ever done an inflatable slide business? I have some questions.

Coug Dude

Jun 19, 1:48pm

The only advice I have is to carry insurance.

Richardo

Jun 19, 1:51pm

Who are these people who sue others whenever anything bad happens to them?

Jun 19, 1:57pm

They are called "Americans"

Jun 19, 2:00pm

People who find lawyers willing to take their case.

foofcoug

Jun 19, 2:02pm

I could see a home owners insurance going after the company so they don't have

fattycoug

Jun 20, 8:44pm

I don't, but I have a client who started an inflatables/bounce house rental

BYUMizzou

Jun 19, 1:52pm

RE: I don't, but I have a client who started an inflatables/bounce house rental

Coug Dude

Jun 19, 1:56pm

Talk to a real live business/liability insurance agent and make sure they

BYUMizzou

Jun 19, 2:00pm

Also: be advised that liability waivers are not valid with respect to children

Still Blue

Jun 19, 2:16pm

The way I have it set up, they're only relying on a liability waiver for the

BYUMizzou

Jun 19, 2:27pm

I think that's a solid strategy to bring in the renter/their coverage

Still Blue

Jun 19, 2:32pm

First call - insurance agent. Horrible instances here with tragic injuries.

Phreddy

Jun 19, 2:04pm

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