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familyschoolcare 05:47 PM 01-29-2012
Originally Posted by Mary Poppins:
Sorry, I'm a bit confused. So you have a clause stating you are not liable for expenses incurred but you are still held to some level of liability? As in criminally?

I guess the end result is a good attorney could fight for me in court and a judge would decide whether I am financially/criminally liable regardless if I add this to my policies... but it doesn't hurt to add a clause denying financial liability as an added layer of protection?
You could be considerd liable if you did not act in a reasonable manner.


For example if a child fell down and cut thier leg.


If you followed all the steps you where taught to in your first aid class, and you keep your infant and child CPR and first aid curent then you would not be

held responsible. Even if the cut gets infected and cases problems. Because, you acted in a reasonable manner.


If you looked at the child and said I know you bleeding everywher but that is too bad you will have to wait for mom or dad to do something about it. Then

the cut got infected and caused problems. Then you could be held responseable. Because, you did not act in a reasonable manner.
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