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Old 05-16-2008, 03:04 PM   #1 (permalink)
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If you are teaching a class as a subcontractor at an established gym, do you still need to get your own insurance or is theirs enough?
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If you are teaching a class as a subcontractor at an established gym, do you still need to get your own insurance or is theirs enough?
I don't know the answer but it would help to draw up a waiver form for everyone to sign.
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If you are teaching a class as a subcontractor at an established gym, do you still need to get your own insurance or is theirs enough?
Always safer to have your own. Their insurance protects them, but you could always be sued individually
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