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Why You Should Never Agree to a Loan That Waives Your Defenses

By Mathew Paulose Jr. on April 12, 2026
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One of the most dangerous provisions buried in many commercial loans and personal guarantees is a clause waiving all defenses, counterclaims, or offsets. These clauses are often described as “standard,” but in reality they are designed to strip a borrower or guarantor of meaningful legal protection before anything goes wrong. Once signed, they can turn even blatant lender misconduct into an unenforceable complaint. In plain terms, a waiver of defenses means the borrower agrees to pay the debt…

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    Contract, Construction, & Lien Law Blog - Paulose & Associates
  • Organization:
    Paulose & Associates PLLC
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