Possibly. Many people assume that signing a waiver automatically prevents them from bringing a claim, but that's not always true.

Michigan courts closely examine liability waivers, and there are situations where a waiver may not be enforceable. For example, a business generally cannot avoid responsibility for dangerous conditions, reckless conduct, poor maintenance, or safety violations simply because a guest signed a form.

Every situation is unique. The key question is not whether you signed a waiver—it's whether the injury could have been prevented if proper safety measures had been followed. An experienced attorney can review the waiver and investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident to determine whether you still have legal options.

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