This post reveals the hidden risks in technology agreements that successful Seattle businesses know but don’t discuss publicly. It exposes dangerous clauses around data ownership, liability limitations, and automatic renewals that can destroy companies. The content explains why standard business insurance won’t protect against contractual obligations and provides practical advice for reviewing technology contracts before signing.
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