Is a “No-Sue” Clause in a Contract Valid?
Valley Central News Asks the Expert

by Ricardo A. Barrera

Is a “No-Sue” Clause in a Contract Valid_ Valley Central News Asks the Expert

A report by Channel 4 Valley Central News details what some consumers view as unsatisfactory service provided by a local event planner.

The contract the consumers signed contains a “no-sue” clause. Channel 4 Valley Central News contacted their legal expert, Attorney Ricardo Barrera for comment.

Ricardo Barrera of The Barrera Law Firm in Harlingen, Texas said that while it is generally legal to include a no-sue clause, “It doesn’t exclude all liability for other things and for issues of consumer protection and issues that are not clear in the contract itself”.

Read the full Channel 4 Valley Central News report here.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Ricardo. A. Barrera

Ricardo Alonzo Barrera is the Managing Attorney at Barrera Law Firm and has practiced law since 2010. His experience includes family law, probate, personal injury, healthcare, and complex civil litigation. He earned his law degree from Texas Tech University School of Law and has also served as a legal correspondent and educator within the legal community.

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