We are proud to share that attorney Shannon Schott recently provided her legal expertise in a First Coast News articlediscussing the tragic incident at Hog Waller, where a 7-year-old child was killed in a crash. The article explores the complex issues of legal liability, particularly in the context of liability waivers that parents are required to sign.

In the interview, Shannon Schott provides a detailed analysis of the potential legal ramifications of such waivers. She emphasizes that while liability waivers are designed to protect businesses, they may not fully absolve an organization from liability, especially in cases involving gross negligence or other serious misconduct. Shannon’s insights help shed light on the legal protections available to families and the responsibilities that businesses must uphold to ensure safety.

Shannon’s participation in this important discussion underscores her commitment to advocating for the rights of families and her deep understanding of the legal challenges that arise in cases involving tragic accidents. Her analysis offers valuable guidance for parents and legal professionals alike, highlighting the importance of carefully considering the implications of liability waivers.

At Plata Schott Law, we are dedicated to providing clear and informed legal counsel on complex issues like these. Shannon Schott’s appearance in this First Coast News feature is a testament to her expertise and her dedication to serving the community.

To read the full article and learn more about Shannon Schott's legal insights on this case, visit First Coast News.