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I have a deer stand design that i have been making for several years, and it is the easiest to put up, light weight, most comfortable stand i have ever been in. i can make them fast and have little over head. i have had several people want me to build them one, but have refused to because of the liability, except for a few friends. I think i could sell these stands like hot cakes, what do i need to do to make sure i am covered and someone will not sue me if they fall, or if they install it wrong, or what ever!

any help would be great.

JD

Go talk to a insurance fellow and get yourself a million dollar liability policy. Probablly not as expensive as you think.

see the other post!

First of all JD what state are you going to be working out of?

Create a LLC!!!!

im not looking to start a buisness, not to sell deerstands anyway, sounds like it is not enough sugar for a dime, i'll stick to my current buisness, and just build buildings!

insurance policies arent that expensive, I have a million dollar one for my lawn care business cost me like $200 or 300 a year. If you need one get a 2million one because the way people are into suing these days the more coverage you have the better. One option may be getting them to sign a release paper taking the liability off of you.

bigbuckslayer wrote:One option may be getting them to sign a release paper taking the liability off of you.

Yea, like when they register their product, assuming that you are going to make a business out of it like an LLC.

Only take cash!

I agree cash only! Ill take one.

Have cash - will travel.