Excluding Consequential Damages is a Bad Idea.
by Ken Adams (originally posted February 15, 2010 in Adams on Contract Drafting)
Excluding Consequential Damages is a Bad Idea.
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Ken Adams here. This is from this post on my blog. In contract drafting, sometimes choosing one...
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