This ^^^^ I don't know of any law that requires said landowner to carry insurance just so someone hunts his property by signing a waiver of responsibility weather or not money is involved. Might be a good ideal to get the access agreement notarized if possible .
I spent several years in the insurance industry. All a law does is make the attorneys work harder.
If you own anything, tangible or intangible, carry an additional umbrella policy. Contracts, law, agreements, precedents, ... might be in your favor, but that does not mean you can't be sued. Even your best friend or brother, if he gets disabled or killed on your property, will seek to protect the interests and well-being of his wife and children.
This is true even at your residence. But being sued still don't mean you won't win in court . If I was on a jury and a landowner had an agreement such as I mentioned there would be no way I'd vote yay to settlement in favor for a defendant against a landowner . Heck you can get sued by just being in the right place at the wrong time now a day .
All true, but just getting sued, regardless of judgement or outcome, can be very expensive.
I agree as well .... counter sue should be next step . This makes lawyers smile !
