Disclaimer Wording

[Tiggerrette]

I am writing a novelty book that will require a disclaimer. Without giving the concept away, I can provide a few details. The book is contains recipes which have been altered with the novelty concept. There is a guide within the book that gives the factual equivalent to the novelty ingredient. I know I need a disclaimer advising people that the novelty ingredients are not recommended for real life use. I have written disclaimers before but this one is a little blurry for me and I'm not sure how to word it or which direction to take it beyond the generic standard fare, which I suspect will not fully cover me.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I can provide more details about the concept in a PM, if needed to help define the proper wording.
Thank you.

 

[army judge]

You don't want to risk your assets with FREE advice.
I suggest you consult with a REAL lawyer in your area.
You'll likely be able to buy a hour of a REAL lawyer's time for anywhere between $500-1,000.
You can Google disclaimers and there free samples available on the 'net, but be wary of actually using them.

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[shrinkmaster]

I agree if worded poorly your disclaimer could be meaningless

 

[Tiggerrette]

Thank you for the response. Right now I'm fishing for the info. All of my work goes before an attorney prior to release, but I'm a bit of a control freak and have a tendency to seek out the info if for nothing more than the rough draft.

I have looked a free disclaimers on line but they don't quite cover what I'm doing.

Thank you, again for your help.

 

[shrinkmaster]

If you want a "rough draft" idea seek out similar websites and read their disclaimers

 

[army judge]

Thank you for the response. Right now I'm fishing for the info. All of my work goes before an attorney prior to release, but I'm a bit of a control freak and have a tendency to seek out the info if for nothing more than the rough draft.

I have looked a free disclaimers on line but they don't quite cover what I'm doing.

Thank you, again for your help.

Okay, then hire a lawyer and buy REAL, USEFUL information.


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