A guy called Graham Leigh who runs a self-defence and martial arts organisation has sent in a great question, which is basically, if I teach someone self-defence and then they use a skill I’ve taught them, which although is deemed to be reasonable in the circumstances, ends up seriously injuring their attacker, can the assailant sue me as the instructor?
So this video answers that question in full and thanks for sending that question in Graham.
And if you’d like to find out more about our next BTEC Level 3 Self-Defence Instructor Award Course then please go to this link where you can request a Free Brochure – https://nfps.info/self-defence-trainer/
And if you’d like to read the blog post and watch the video about Professional Indemnity Insurance go to this link – https://nfps.info/professional-indemnity-insurance-does-it-pay-out-if-you-are-negligent/
Have a great day!
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