At 08:49 AM 10/16/2005 -0400, you wrote:
If the client wants to do things that way, I'd suggest revamping your
contracts to plant defense and discovery costs firmly in their court.
Though if you're contracting with legal, expect your pre-sales legal
work to skyrocket, and contract negotiations to be a lot more
difficult, and terms not as favorable. I don't expect lawyers to hold
to generic contracts when they're one of the contracting parties.
See, this was my first thought when I fist saw the article/ got the
request from our management. It does seem like a great way to make
sure that we are firmly embroiled in any legal trouble that our
clients should encounter down the line.
Anyway, thanks much for this - it was very helpful and a good place
to start my own research into the matter.
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