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clause

[klawz] / klɔz /


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Ritter filed a highly redacted Superior Court lawsuit in September seeking to set aside the 2024 settlement, claiming it reflected an “extreme inequality of bargaining power” while the arbitration clause was “unconscionable.”

From Los Angeles Times

It has been widely reported, for example, that their players' contracts include a clause dropping their salaries by 50% in case of relegation.

From BBC

Shipping firms are typically cushioned from higher costs through emergency contract clauses, but the real upside comes from pricing power.

From The Wall Street Journal

But following advice from Gwynedd council's own planning officers, the request was turned down and the new estate was approved without any such clause.

From BBC

“If DoD makes this the default clause across all AI vendors, it eliminates vendor-by-vendor negotiation over acceptable use and signals that firms unwilling to accept that baseline will be replaced,” Tillipman said.

From MarketWatch