This course describes contract clauses concerning liability, indemnification, capping or limiting liability and insurance and defines the language used in such clauses
This course describes contract clauses concerning liability, indemnification, capping or limiting liability and insurance and defines the language used in such clauses. In addition to gaining an understanding of these clauses, this course covers determining what can go wrong, what clauses mean in the context of a business deal, and when to use a particular clause.
Corporate Lawyer
Michelle Moldofsky, B.A., LL.B., LL.M., is a sole practitioner with a background in the hospital sector in progressive in-house roles, including as General Counsel. Her experience includes providing enterprise-wide legal counsel, developing proactive policies and embedding best practices for leading Canadian healthcare and research institutions. She is the founder of Moldofsky Professional Corporation, a law firm providing legal expertise to the not-for-profit, healthcare and small business sectors. She received her LL.M. in health law from Osgoode Hall Law School at York University and her law degree from Queen's University.
