No. A well-drafted release can bar a claim for ordinary negligence, but Civil Code 1668 and City of Santa Barbara v. Superior Court (2007) mean it cannot bar gross negligence, willful injury or violation of law. A minor can disaffirm a waiver, and a waiver pays no defense costs. The policy does.
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