If an exculpatory clause limits liability for damages caused by negligent conduct, the tortfeasor's liability is:
A) contributorily negligent.
B) not limited if the conduct is willful.
C) limited unless the plaintiff signed a release.
D) limited if the conduct is grossly negligent.

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An exculpatory clause cannot limit liability for willful conduct. Therefore, the tortfeasor's liability is not limited if the conduct is willful.

If an Exculpatory Clause Limits Liability for Damages Caused by Negligent