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> If you want legal trouble, sign a very short contract. If the length of contract is what is protecting you, you're already in court. If it's a jury trial, a
by BeFlatXIII 5y ago
> If you want legal trouble, sign a very short contract.
If the length of contract is what is protecting you, you're already in court. If it's a jury trial, all bets are off no matter what the law or contract says.
- goodpoint 5y ago> If the length of contract is what is protecting you, you're already in court. Not at all! A strong, detailed, clearly written contract reduces the amount of "wiggle room" for litigation. The other party is much more likely *not* to sue you in the first place if they know they would be fighting an uphill battle against a strong contract. That's why GPLv3 has anti-patent-troll clauses for example.