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Wesly Mejia Ramirez
on Nov 27, 2024
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A contract clause that releases an employer from liability for any injury to an employee, no matter who is at fault, is generally enforceable.
Liability
A legal obligation or responsibility; in financial terms, it refers to debts or monetary obligations a company or individual owes to others.
Employer
A person or entity that hires and employs workers, providing wages or salary in exchange for labor or services.
Enforceable
Capable of being imposed or upholding through legal means.
- Understand the legal enforceability of contractual clauses that limit liability and the concept of unconscionability.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the legal enforceability of contractual clauses that limit liability and the concept of unconscionability.