The Four Corners Rule: If It’s Not Written, It Doesn’t Exist
When disputes arise, it’s not about what someone meant, it’s about what’s written. The Four Corners Rule is the legal principle that says only the words within a document itself count. For boards, managers, and even vendors, that can mean the difference between being protected or being exposed.
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