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09-23-2006, 12:46 PM
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Contract laborer could sue for injury?
My husband and I are interested in hiring a housekeeper. She works for a larger organization during the week, so I know she has a background check. She would work for us on the weekend as a "side" job.
Could she sue us for on-the-job injury? Is there a form available to protect our assets? I simply want her to sign a form saying that we are not to be liable either personally or professionally for any on the job injuries. Is this possible?  Last edited by teachcal; 09-23-2006 at 12:48 PM. 
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