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In my company's contract, we limit our liability to the amount paid by the client. The amount paid by the client in this case was $12k so that wouldn't have ch
by uiri 10y ago
In my company's contract, we limit our liability to the amount paid by the client.
The amount paid by the client in this case was $12k so that wouldn't have changed anything except perhaps the scary lawyer letter (which they successfully deflected).
launched the website without final payment
This was perhaps the biggest mistake here. It would have been much better to fire the client: "OK, we're done here. You're fired. We're keeping your deposit, ceasing work and not launching your site."
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- communejb 10y agoHow do you fire a client? What's your contract clause read that allows this? The challenge (as I see it), is that if you're contracted to perform X work for Y cost, if you 'fire' the client, you're the one breaching the contract and thus liable for a claim? What language do you use to 'fire' the client?