Why don’t companies just say “you can’t sue us” in their TOS?
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You can’t just put ANYTHING in a contract. Basically, contractual agreements can’t nullify the concept of criminality. Therefore, it would not be an enforceable clause. This is why if you sign a liability waiver for something and end up getting hurt as a result of a company’s negligence, the company could still theoretically be liable.
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