caveat emptor

As the phrase goes in Latin — caveat emptor, or “let the buyer beware.”

Thank the Supreme Court when “caveat emptor,” buyer beware, will apply to everything in the name of protecting us from those pesky regulations.

"This is one of the caveat emptor things that all foreign would-be acquirers should keep in mind."

“When it comes to Harris and 2024 — or beyond — Democrats would be wise to bear in mind the old time-honored caution, caveat emptor.”

In early April, the federal agency that regulates wine and other alcoholic beverages issued a mild warning to producers — and a caveat emptor to consumers — about potentially misleading health claims in advertising.