Editorial policy
Last updated September 15, 2026
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This page explains how WaiverKit produces, reviews, and corrects the content you read on this site. We aim to be transparent about our process, our use of AI tooling, and the limits of what our articles cover.
Who we are
WaiverKit's editorial pipeline researches, drafts and checks everything published here, under an accountable human editor. Our goal is practical, legally literate guidance for gym, studio, and activity-business operators.
How our content is created
Research, outlines, drafts and the review pass are produced by our automated editorial pipeline, with AI assistance for drafting, statute lookup, summarization and consistency checks. The accountable editor is Kamyar Taher, founder of WaiverKit: his name, the date of the last automated review pass and the review status appear at the top of every post, and he answers for corrections. The review pass checks sources, wording and consistency with our published claims; it is not a reading by a human native speaker for the 18 non-English versions, and it is not a legal review: no article on this site has been reviewed by a licensed attorney, and each post says so. If an article is ever reviewed by an attorney, it will be marked "Legally reviewed by {name}" with the attorney's jurisdiction; until then, no such marker exists.
Our review process
- Research
- Outline
- Draft
- Fact-check pass
- Automated editorial review pass (accountable editor named)
- Legal review (not yet performed on any post; a post would carry an attorney's name and jurisdiction if it were)
- Publish
- Monitor for corrections
What we don't do
We do not fabricate author credentials. We do not present AI output as human-authored or human-reviewed work. We do not claim jurisdictional coverage we have not researched.
Corrections policy
Spot an error? Email [email protected]. We review corrections within 5 business days. Material corrections are noted on the post itself with a dated update.
Sources
We cite primary legal sources (statutes, regulations, court decisions) wherever possible. Secondary sources are cited with context.
Not legal advice
Our content is educational. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Consult counsel in your jurisdiction before relying on anything here.
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Contact
Questions, corrections, or source requests: [email protected]