Discover how exculpatory clauses relieve contract liability, their practical use cases, and the limits of their enforceability in agreements.

If your home is damaged while you're still paying it off, the mortgagee clause stipulates that the insurance provider will pay your mortgage lender for the loss.

You should have had a release clause, Alexander! Imagine the strife and anger that could have been avoided had Isak’s agent insisted on inserting a figure of, say, £120million into the six-year ...

Throughout my career as an investor and real estate broker I have dealt with many escalation clauses. An escalation clause is technique many buyers employ to try to get a house under contract without ...

Contingent payment clauses, no-lien clauses and lien subordination clauses can cause problems when it's time to get paid for your construction work Getting paid in the construction business can be ...

This week, DHI conNextions 2018 was host to over 1,500 door and hardware industry professionals who were looking to expand their business through education and networking. The show, held May 9th to ...

Contracts are an undeniably important part of protecting both yourself as the business owner or entrepreneur and your client. They set clear expectations for both parties, keeping everyone on the same ...

A patient comes in needing a dental bridge. The treatment goes smoothly and you file the claim. However, when the explanation of benefits comes back, the insurance company denies it because of a ...

To understand the state of the 2025 NBA trade deadline, with one week to go and one Jimmy Butler still in a standoff with his own team, you have to go back to 2022. With the 3 p.m. ET deadline on Feb.