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What is a cap on liability clause? A cap on liability clause is exactly what it says, it limits the amount that a party is liable for in the event of a contractual breach or for the negligence listed under this clause. As these clauses are used to limit your contractual risk, cap on liability clauses are usually one of the most heavily negotiated clauses. You can freely negotiate that cap with the other party; however, we suggest that the maximum amount of liability is no more than the value of your assignment and to always check that your insurance can cover that amount. APSCo contract templates always include a cap on liability. you can access them through our model contracts page: https://lnkd.in/d-aJnfSn #APSCo #FAQWednesday #WednesdayWisdom #APSCoMembers

Great explanation! Understanding cap on liability clauses is crucial for managing contractual risks effectively.

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