Reuben H. Donnelley Corp. v. Krasny Supply Co., Inc.

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• holding that without a defect in the negotiation process, contract will not be set aside merely because agreement results in bad bargain for one of contracting parties
• finding exculpatory clause commercially reasonable where limitation of liability translates into savings for clients in the form of affordable prices
• “private parties to a contract may allocate the risk of negligence as they see fit and exculpatory clauses are not violative of public policy as a matter of law”
• “[i]n determining whether factual issues exist for purposes of a summary judgment motion, the court must ignore personal conclusions, opinions and self-serving statements and consider only facts admissible in evidence”
• agreement between restaurant supply wholesaler and advertiser

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