Brow Lamination Legal Concerns

Summary

In a brow lamination dispute, gather evidence like messages or witnesses. Consider drafting a release of liability form, which includes acknowledgment of payment and an agreement not to pursue further claims. Consult a local attorney, especially one who speaks Spanish, to ensure the document is legally binding.

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A lady i duda brow lamination said her brows burned off and I originally refunded her * that she had paid, then today she messaged again to pay for her microblading of * if not she would sue me
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Can you please clarify if you had a written agreement or contract with the client before the brow lamination procedure? This information will help me provide you with the most accurate legal guidance. Also, may I know your location?
I didn’t
Given you're in a verbal agreement, it's more challenging to prove your case. However, here are some tips:
- Gather evidence like messages, emails, or witnesses
- Consult a lawyer to discuss potential liability and defenses
- Consider small claims court if sued.
Please provide your location for more specific advice.
I am willing to pay the * to fix her brows but I need her to sign something proving I did and she will not reach out anymore regarding the situation how can I do that
You can draft a "Release of Liability" form which she needs to sign. It will contain:
- Acknowledgment of receiving payment
- Agreement not to sue or pursue any further claims
- Confidentiality clause, if desired
Please consult a local attorney to ensure it's legally binding.
Can you create a release of liability for me in Spanish please
I'm sorry for any confusion, but as a legal information provider, I'm unable to create legal documents. I'd recommend consulting with a local attorney who can provide the necessary assistance. Spanish-speaking attorneys can help draft a release of liability form in Spanish.