LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

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LIMITATION OF LIABILITY - CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES - For consequential damages, do I want to limit liability for both parties or just for Party-1?

Both parties.
What exclusions do I want from the limitation of liability?
Intentional misconduct.
Breach of confidentiality, plus the above option.
Indemnification, plus the above options.
Gross negligence, plus the above options.

Just Party-1.

"Limitation of Liability" is a provision used to limit the kinds of damages a company could be liable for if sued. Parties often want to limit their liability for "Consequential Damages" which usually involves damages that are much larger than the money owed under the contract, and include lost profits and punitive damages. Parties may also want to impose a hard cap on their liability. For instance, a party could state that it won't be liable for more than $10,000, or for more than the fees under the contract.
  
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