What liability limitations and disclaimers does the Sub Deb Club include in member agreements?

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The main idea is risk allocation through a member contract. In these agreements, it’s common to limit the club’s liability, disclaim certain warranties, and require members to follow established policies, with any liability capped to what the law allows. Limiting liability for indirect damages means the club isn’t responsible for things like lost profits or other consequential harms that aren’t direct results of a specific incident. Disclaiming warranties signals that the club doesn’t promise outcomes beyond what’s stated, preventing implicit guarantees from creating liability. Requiring members to follow policies provides a basis to limit liability when rules aren’t followed. The clause “to the extent permitted by law” keeps the protections enforceable within the bounds of each jurisdiction. This approach balances protecting the club with clear expectations for members.