Contract Risk Management Method
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A Contract Risk Management Method is a risk-reduction method for contract risk management.
- Context:
- It can identify high-risk clauses that may lead to liability issues for parties.
- It can incorporate contingency clauses to limit financial losses.
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- Example(s):
- a Liability Limitation Clause, reducing exposure to high damages in case of breach.
- a Risk Assessment Matrix used to classify potential contract risks.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Risk-Neutral Contracts, where all liabilities are accepted without mitigation.
- Uncapped Liability Clauses, exposing parties to potentially unlimited risks.
- See: Legal Risk Mitigation, Financial Exposure, Contractual Obligations, Standardized Contract Template Model, Mutual Assent Principle Standard, Implied Merchantability Assurance Standard, Contract Efficiency Optimization Process, Contract Risk Management Method, Contract Modification Method, Contract Automation Solution Integration, Contract Lifecycle Management, Liability Limitation Clause, Automated Contract Generation Tool, Risk Assessment Matrix, Legal Documentation Standard.
References
2024
- Perplexity.ai