Waivers for personal injury
<p>In the US, Let's say I want to install a radio antenna on a building. This is for non-commercial purposes (Transmitting legally under FCC part 97) and the building owner is OK with the project. </p>

<p>However, if I hurt myself (ex. fall off the roof), they do not want to be responsible. I agree with this, and think it's absurd for the insurance company to go after the building owner. </p>

<p>Legally, will some form of a waiver suffice on removing all of the building owners responsibility for my personal injury?</p>

<p>This type of waiver would prevent you from suing the owner - it would not prevent anyone else from doing so.</p>

<p>For example:</p>

<ol>
<li>You fall off and land on someone. That person can sue the building owner.</li>
<li>You engage in activity which contravenes Work Health and Safety Law for which the owner has a non-delegatable duty. The government can prosecute the owner.</li>
</ol>

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