From what I'm being told, a disclaimer will only go so far in court. "IF" it can be proven in court that any particular item was poorly engineered or manufactured, and it caused some sort of problem, the disclaimer does no good. If a problem arose because of the way an item was used or implemented, well then, that's perhaps a different story. This is why we have an entire branch of law, called "product liability laws". Ira.

On 5/5/2016 2:12 PM, gregebert wrote:
Disclaimers are industry-standard practice; take a look at any datasheet.

Component manufacturers have standard disclaimers in their datasheets, disavowing any liability for consequences of using their products. In addition, most have another specific disclaimer regarding life-support devices.

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