Odds are you see the phrase “in our (or whoever’s) sole discretion” rather a lot in contracts lately.
It’s the lazy lawyer’s Get Out Of Jail Free card.
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Got a news tip or a press-release? Send it to news@taterunino.net. Want to report yourself for harvesting email addresses from Web-sites? Try the FTC: spam@uce.gov (automation is awesome). Apr 8 2010 This shouldn’t need to be said, but the last people you should be listening to when deciding whether to become a party to a contract or an agreement are the legal team or representatives of the other party. … is that the RSS feed (or any stylesheet manipulator) makes it easy to see where content was copy/pasted from other sources. Apr 5 2010 The thing about rules is that rules don’t sort out bad behaviour. Not even remotely. If they did, hardly anyone would break a speed limit or park illegally. | Support us...or use Flattr  | |||||||
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