Business Law and the Legal Environment 7th Edition by Jeffrey Beatty,Susan Samuelson

Exercise 5

ETHICS Based on the facts in Question 1, comment on BWNI's ethics. BWNI wanted to protect itself against unlimited damage claims. Is this a legitimate way to do it? If you think BWNI did behave ethically, what advice would you have for consumers who hire home improvement companies? If you believe the company did not behave ethically, imagine that you are a BWNI executive, charged with drafting a standard contract for customers. How would you protect your company's interests while still acting in a way you consider moral?