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Limitation of liability missing fraud carve-outs. IP clauses with ambiguous "work product" language. Termination clauses inconsistent with payment schedules. BRIDGE catches what tired-eyes do at 11pm.
The Service Provider's liability shall be limited to actual, directdirectdamages not exceeding the fees paid by Customer in the twelve (12) months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim, except in cases of fraud, gross negligence, willful misconduct, or breach of confidentiality obligations.
F-01 · Missing fraud carve-out (CA Civ. Code §1668). F-02 · "Direct damages" ambiguous — qualified with "actual, direct".
Fraud, willful misconduct, personal injury. Most LoL clauses miss at least one — and case law voids the rest.
"Reasonable", "direct", "promptly" — terms that don't survive litigation. BRIDGE proposes precise alternatives with citation.
Payment terms in §6 don't match termination in §9. Indemnification scope contradicts insurance schedule. Easy to miss, expensive when missed.