Allocating Risk in Business Contracts:
A Guide for California Attorneys
Download the Paper to Find Practical Strategies to Manage Risk, Reduce Disputes, and Protect Client Interests
Risk is an inevitable part of every business contract. The key to success? Anticipating it.
CEB’s “Allocating Risk in Business Contracts” guide equips California attorneys with clear, actionable insights to draft stronger, more effective contracts. Whether you’re negotiating leases, service agreements, or high-stakes deals, this guide outlines proven strategies to distribute risk and prevent costly litigation.
What You’ll Learn:
- Four Proven Mechanisms for Risk Allocation: Direct assignment, indemnification, exculpatory provisions, and waivers.
- Essential Questions to Ask Before Drafting: Ensure you understand responsibilities, obligations, and legal implications.
- Best Practices for Drafting Risk Allocation Clauses: Avoid common pitfalls and ensure enforceability under California law.
- How to Use Insurance and Collateral for Added Protection:Take the Guesswork Out of Contracts.