Well, be careful. When I said what I said (wrote anyway) I meant that even
though you did a good job, went by the book etc... If somebody's job is on
the line, or company's reputation or lawyers wanting to have some fun, you
ARE DONE. Because you will have to DEFEND yourself and that's what is going
to kill you and will take lots of your time so just don't bother. As for an
insurance, this will be good for one time only after you have paid a big
premium. Get sued once and you will never be able to get insured again
(well not likely anyway, or maybe if you are ready to pay another bigger
premium, so why would you want to do this job anyway... might as well go
pick up garbage you will probably wind up with more $$$...). Also, like
somebody mentioned to me negligence, well this is a different story. It was
not my point.
Jean.
>From: Sol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Jean Morissette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>CC: Frank Pawlak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: InfoSec Consultant Liability Question
>Date: Sun, 17 Oct 1999 12:02:23 +0000 ( )
>
>On Sat, 16 Oct 1999, Jean Morissette wrote:
>
> > Here in Canada, one would incorporate a company and if sued, just
>declare
> > bankruptcy and open up chop at the next street corner.
>
>True enough! Absolutely! Yes sir! I'm in Canada too... having said that
>though Canadian clients don't have the expectectations the American do, so
>you can get away with more here... on both sides...
>
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