"accept any liability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the agreement to assume responsibility for any losses or damages caused. For example, "The signee must accept any liability for any errors or omissions contained in the document."
TalkTalk has repeatedly refused to accept any liability for its customers' losses.
In settling the claim privately, Ford did not publicly accept any liability.
Please ensure you take care of your personal possessions as GNMA does not accept any liability for them.
Please ensure you take care of your personal possessions as GNM cannot accept any liability for them.
TalkTalk has refused to accept any liability in his case, and Smith's bank has also declined to refund the sum.
Please ensure you take care of your personal possessions as GNM cannot accept any liability for them unless loss or damage is caused by our negligence.
6 January 2004: The Ministry of Defence (MoD) discloses it has paid compensation to Mousa's family without accepting any liability for his death.
After pushing CarTrawler it has decided to make a refund corresponding to four-days rental, about £120, which will be made by Alamo and "does not imply that CarTrawler accepts any liability in this matter".
Neither party accepted any liability.
'If [GSK] were sensible, they would sit down and go, "We don't accept any legal liability but we recognise that we could improve the information that we give to the patient and the doctor".' People become aware of Harvey's involvement principally through the internet, which has recently developed into a vast arena of anti-SSRI campaigning and sad stories from depressives.
It forces us to accept all liability while receiving no benefit.
