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Should you sign away your right to sue if you catch COVID-19?
Video Credit: TODAY’S TMJ4
Published on June 24, 2020 - Duration: 02:19s
Should you sign away your right to sue if you catch COVID-19?
With COVID-19 now in the picture, before going to the gym, getting a hair cut or a massage, some customers have to sign on the dotted line, saying they won't sue the business if they get sick.
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