Applicants Sitting For Online Georgia Bar Exam Must Sign Liability Waiver Releasing Any Potential Claims Against ExamSoft And Bar

Following up on my previous posts:

• Nation's First Online Bar Exam In Michigan Crashes; ExamSoft Blames Cyberattack (July 29, 2020)
• Florida's Aug. 19 Online Bar Exam In Jeopardy As Software Crashes (Aug. 15, 2020)
• Florida Postpones Bar Exam Three Days Before Online Test Due To Technology Failure, Announces Supervised Practice Program (Aug. 17, 2020)
• Florida Bar Exam Rescheduled For Oct. 13, With New Subjects To Be Tested And New Tech Provider; Applicants Say Prior Tech Company's Software Led To Russian Hacking Of Their Computers (Aug. 29, 2020)

Applicants planning to sit for the October 5-6 online Georgia bar exam must sign a liability waiver releasing any claims they may have against ExamSoft, the Georgia bar, and the state of Georgia. The applicants also must certify that they have the "experience and expertise" necessary to take the exam.

See also October 2020 Online Examination Frequently Asked Questions (Aug. 31, 2020)