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Who Drafted YOUR Contract?

  
  
  

Generic contracts may have an attractive price tag; however, they can prove to be very costly and can cause serious problems for businesses. Consider that general provisions can determine the enforceability or non-enforceability of a contract and the enforceability or non-enforceability of the remedies available to the parties. 

Some of the dangers that may lurk in general contracts are as follows:  you may be personally liable for the contract instead of benefiting from liability protection of the business entity; one seemingly innocuous phrase, can destroy liability protection; some contracts need several due dates and commencement dates and these can be easily overlooked or drafted poorly rendering it ineffective; and, if one clause is missing or poorly drafted, you may have to pay for “nothing.”

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