Re: Legal Disclaimers, Warranties, etc.
If you have set up a technical communications company, do you use a
Limitations of Liability clause in your contracts? Personally, I cannot see
how most writing in and of itself would require a warranty or a warranty
disclaimer, but I'm a rookie and need your advice. Same with policies you
may have regarding guarantees and remedies for disputes or breaches of
contract.
I need help determining how these things should be structured or (better
yet) a clue or two concerning templates for such things.
Thanks in advance.
P.S. I have asked our attorney. Theirs is a world entirely separate from
others...
Don White
trlbldr -at- comcast -dot- net
You can get sued because the customer thinks you have not finished
the contract, even though you did. Even though they agreed that
you did and paid you for it. They can sue you because your manual
only covers phase A of the project and doesn't mention phase B that
they didn't even dream of until after you were out of there. They
might sue you because they think you have insurance!
Find a GOOD lawyer. They were not invented by Rod Serling, even
if it sometimes seems that way.
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