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Not sure I'm as optimistic. Many long agreements include vague language that gives the author A LOT of leeway. I'm more concerned about getting this fixed in h
by TallGuyShort 10y ago
Not sure I'm as optimistic. Many long agreements include vague language that gives the author A LOT of leeway.
I'm more concerned about getting this fixed in healthcare. Recently had to get lawyers involved over a debt dispute for a bill that was never sent to insurance and that the hospital couldn't even verify because it came from a "partner" no one could contact. The chief argument against us: an agreement signed by my wife while in labor that placed all the responsibility for any bills, correct or not, on us with no recourse. I remember disputing it at the time but they insisted it was just a CYA form and they couldn't admit us without it.