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I'm doing some research for our homeowners' association. An employee of the management company that handles our pool has contracted with the local school to give lessons to non-member children in our pool. This was done without board approval. Is our swim club liable for any possible injuries that could occur to non-members' children? Does it matter if parents have signed a waiver? Thanks!
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You could be liable yes. A waiver helps but it does give a 100% guarantee. make sure your insurer approves as well.
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I would question why the employee felt they have the power to even proceed with allowing or inviting non-owner's to come to the pool. The idea of living in a community is so you don't have other's coming into your space and increasing your liability. You are liable and I would think you should contact your attorney since a court of law would probably still hold you accountable with or without waivers. You should look into new management.
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