As others have said this is pretty standard and is a very specific release applicable only to the testing itself and is not a broad release of claims relate to the derailment, spill, exposure, or anything else.
OP, in layman’s terms, this waiver essentially says if the air monitoring company breaks the latch on your gate, ruins your lawn, breaks a flowerpot or damages your property, or through the monitoring company’s negligence you become injured, you can’t sue Norfolk Southern. You can only sue the monitoring company.
If the monitoring company finds hazardous chemicals on your property you could sue Norfolk Southern for that
oddlymirrorful on February 16th, 2023 at 01:42 UTC »
I'm not a lawyer but it looks like this release only covers what happens during the testing not what has already happened.
mmarkmc on February 16th, 2023 at 03:03 UTC »
As others have said this is pretty standard and is a very specific release applicable only to the testing itself and is not a broad release of claims relate to the derailment, spill, exposure, or anything else.
SafetyMan35 on February 16th, 2023 at 11:42 UTC »
OP, in layman’s terms, this waiver essentially says if the air monitoring company breaks the latch on your gate, ruins your lawn, breaks a flowerpot or damages your property, or through the monitoring company’s negligence you become injured, you can’t sue Norfolk Southern. You can only sue the monitoring company.
If the monitoring company finds hazardous chemicals on your property you could sue Norfolk Southern for that