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  <title>Service Contracts Limit Liability: Should This Set Off Alarm Bells?</title>
  <description>What happens when an alarm system doesn't work like it should?&amp;amp;nbsp; Damages can be high, but are those damages recoverable?&amp;amp;nbsp; Alarm companies frequently rely on liquidated damages provisions, limitations on liability, anti-subrogation clauses, and other exculpatory clauses to avoid liability.&amp;amp;nbsp; Do the courts agree?&amp;amp;nbsp; Join Steve and Rebecca as they discuss whether these claims are recoverable, and what you need to know to figure that out. </description>
  <author_name>On Subrogation</author_name>
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