Not necessarily. Liability waiver forms may be enforced under New Jersey law unless a court finds that the form is unconscionable or that enforcement of the waiver is contrary to public policy. A waiver form may be found unconscionable if a sports facility knowingly withheld information material to the decision to sign a waiver form, or if economic compulsion was used to get you to sign. Liability waivers may not be upheld if they fail to detail the risks of the activity or try to eliminate duties expected of a sports facility under public policy. New Jersey law also does not enforce liability waivers to the extent they try to eliminate liability for intentional or reckless conduct.