Legal Question in Consumer Law in Massachusetts

Product liability
I have a question involving e-commerce/ liability waivers. I manufacture various products and sell them on-line. I am in the beginning stages of starting a business and trying to make my products commercially available. In these early stages I would rather not be liable for damages, bodily injury etc� (Not that the product is dangerous. I�m just trying to be on the safe side).
In the past a have included in my listing a generic disclaimer of liability. It states that by purchasing the item the buyer agrees to wavier any liability on my part. However I am not familiar with the laws governing these types of internet transactions. Does a disclaimer like this one need to be signed to be legally binding or am I taking the proper steps to protect myself?

Asked on 12/19/07, 9:39 pm

Warren Wood Law Offices of Warren Wood

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Re: Product liability

You should consider speaking with a business attorney, prior to launching this venture.

Answered on 12/19/07, 10:45 pm

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