Question

Marliss is writing a lengthy note to disclose a fairly confusing contractual agreement. While she is writing the note, what is the most important factor for Marliss to consider in order to prevent damage to the company?

Answer 1

Answer:

She needs to make sure her note does not mislead the user

Explanation:

Marliss needs to make sure the contractual agreement encompasses all terms and conditions necessary to ensure the user/reader who contract applies is not misled or misunderstands the scope of the agreement. This is usually stated in a disclaimer that clarifies the user on what the contract does not cover. This is to prevent damage financially or otherwise to the company as a result of "ambiguous" statements in the contracts.