Common use of Indirect and consequential losses Clause in Contracts

Indirect and consequential losses. In no event shall we (or any other party with whom we may be claimed to be jointly liable) be liable for any indirect, consequential, incidental, punitive, exemplary or special losses or damages, or expenses (including, without limitation attorneys’ fees), which you may incur or suffer including, without limitation, any loss, damage or expense from subsequent dishonor or rejection of any transaction (including, without limitation, dishonor of checks or other items), whether or not the possibility or likelihood of such damage was known or contemplated by us.

Indirect and consequential losses. In no event shall we (or any other party with whom we may be claimed to be jointly liable) be liable for any indirect, consequential, incidental, punitive, exemplary or special losses or damages, or expenses (including, without limitation attorneys’ fees), which you may incur or suffer including, without limitation, any loss, damage or expense from subsequent dishonor or rejection rejec tion of any transaction (including, without limitation, dishonor of checks or other items), whether or not the possibility or likelihood of such damage was known or contemplated by us.