If someone is engaged in a highly dangerous activity (sky diving or scuba diving), then normally assumption of risk waivers must be signed. Are those waivers always effective, or can you imagine a situation where liability could still be imposed

The signing of assumption of risk waivers cannot serve as a substitute to the insurance of liability hence lawsuit can be filed

Explanation:

liability could be imposed by the person engaged in the dangerous activity if the handler of the activity exhibits some form of negligence or discriminatory behaviors or if the material used is substandard.

The signing of assumption of risk waivers cannot serve as a substitute to the insurance of liability hence lawsuit can be filed

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(but so does trump, don't @ me)