Ever wondered if your contract language is quietly setting your business up for disaster? Warranty disclaimers are a powerful shield—if used correctly. In Florida, the law is clear: vague or hidden disclaimers won’t protect you. Fla. Stat. § 672.316 requires that any limitation or exclusion of warranties must be written in clear, conspicuous language. That means bold, unmistakable terms—no legalese buried in the fine print.
Too many Florida business owners rely on generic ‘as-is’ clauses, thinking they’re safe. But courts routinely strike down disclaimers that aren’t obvious or specific. If your contract doesn’t spell out exactly what’s excluded, you could be liable for promises you never intended to make. The risk is real: a poorly drafted disclaimer can lead to expensive litigation, lost deals, and reputational damage.
To protect your business, review every contract for warranty language. Make disclaimers prominent—use bold text, separate sections, and clear wording. Don’t wait for a dispute to find out your disclaimer is worthless. Florida law gives you the tools, but only if you use them right. Deadlines for challenging warranty claims can be tight, so act fast if you suspect exposure. Our firm helps Florida businesses draft, review, and enforce warranty disclaimers that stand up in court.
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Written by:
Gil Sánchez, Esq.
CEO | Civil Trial Attorney
Black Rock Trial Lawyers
Abogados Law
