by Lunn » July 8th, 2008, 1:18 am
Sorry to say, you can't remove the ability to sue. What a disclaimer, any disclaimer or waiver of liability do is provide what is called "informed consent". That means, you knew what you were getting into ahead of time and decided to do it anyway. That puts the burden of proof of negligence onto the end user and to prove that you did something that you did not say you would do in the waiver. Still, you can be sued, but this goes a long long way in the court to getting it dismissed as frivolous and improper. A waiver or disclaimer is not 100% protection, but it does go a long way. There are indeed, tons of legal resources on the web for free to help you come up with what you need.
Lunn