In some states an exculpatory clause protects the accountant from a malpractice suit brought by a third party but now from a suit brought by a client.

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An exculpatory clause generally aims to protect a party from liability, but its enforceability can vary by state and context. Typically, such clauses do not protect against malpractice claims from clients, as they are often deemed against public policy.

In Some States an Exculpatory Clause Protects the Accountant from a Malpractice