[consulting] Contract > Developer liable for bugs?
George D. DeMet
demet at palantir.net
Thu Aug 7 17:01:01 UTC 2008
Joshua Brauer wrote:
> Another thread which hasn't come up here is that of insurance. It
> seems your business liability insurance should be covering some of
> this liability. Should a client need a higher level of
> insurance/guarantee or want you to warrant community work it seems a
> discussion with an insurance agent may be in order to determine the
> cost and educate the client as to the cost of that coverage. It may
> even be that the insurance company (and their lawyers) would have some
> standard provisions they would want in the contract.
Generally speaking, this is usually covered under a separate technology
errors and omissions policy (which Adam alluded to earlier). Some
clients require that their vendors carry a certain level of insurance
coverage, and the premiums are pretty reasonable, so if you can swing
it, having this coverage is a really good idea, as it will protect you
where the contract language may not.
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