Many industry form documents and custom construction contracts contain provisions shifting or limiting the respective parties’ risks. One of the more potentially significant risk-limiting provisions ...
Choosing a contractor or a vendor is difficult for both consumers and businesses alike. Often, a written contract is required and the terms of the contract are rarely easily understandable by ...
A few weeks ago, in response to a Georgia appellate court decision upholding a verdict against Monitronics in a multi-million dollar case, Ken Kirschenbaum, an industry attorney, posed a simple ...
On September 23, 2021, the Colorado Court of Appeals issued its opinion in Johnson Nathan Strohe, P.C. v. MEP Engineering, Inc., addressing a matter of first impression. The court of appeals held for ...
It is vital for businesses to understand limitation-of-liability clauses in vendor contracts, especially when recovering damages from a cybersecurity breach. Here is insight into these clauses, ...
A court of appeals ruled that a clause limiting a security monitoring company's liability to $500 is enforceable because the company was not grossly negligent in assuming an alarm was false and ...
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