Sarah works for a company that has offered a promotion if she was willing to relocate.Sarah accepted the position and prepared to move. She hired a common carrier "We Move It" to move her furniture. She entered into a written contract with "We Move It".The agreement included a clause excusing "We Move It" from any liability for loss or damage,even if the loss or damage resulted from "We Move It"'s negligent acts.Because of "We Move It"'s negligence,Sarah's furniture was damaged.Sarah claims that "We Move It" is liable for the full cost of the damage.Is Sarah correct?

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While common carriers have a high level of responsibility for the goods they transport, they are allowed to limit their liability through contractual agreements with customers. However, the enforceability of such clauses may depend on the specific circumstances and jurisdiction.

Sarah Works for a Company That Has Offered a Promotion