Is DryJect liable for unauthorized access to or alteration of a franchisee's data on the DryJect Internet Website?

According to the 2025 DryJect Franchise Disclosure Document, DryJect states that it has no liability for unauthorized access, alteration, theft, or destruction of the DryJect Internet Website or a franchisee's data files, programs, or information. This includes incidents occurring through accident, fraudulent means, or devices.

This disclaimer of liability means that if a DryJect franchisee's data is compromised due to a security breach, hacking, or other unauthorized access to the DryJect Internet Website, the franchisee cannot hold DryJect responsible for any resulting damages or losses. This could include loss of business, exposure of customer data, or costs associated with restoring compromised systems.

DryJect also states that it has no liability for consequential, exemplary, special, incidental, or punitive damages related to its obligations under the Franchise Agreement, even if DryJect has been advised of the possibility of such damages. This further limits DryJect's financial responsibility to franchisees for various types of losses that may arise from the franchise relationship. Prospective franchisees should carefully consider the implications of these liability limitations and potentially seek legal counsel to understand their rights and risks.