In seeking indemnification from Brookfield for the claims by the Occupy librarians, lawyers for the city wrote that Brookfield agents hired a private carting company to help remove items from Zuccotti Park.
Performing obstetric sonography brings serious medico- legal risk [20], because overlooking a detectable fetal abnormality often results in the largest indemnification payments in medical malpractice [21, 22].
Indemnification in some form is usually appropriate in both private and public contexts.
Walsh is the former Patriots employee seeking indemnification in exchange for information he says he has in relation to the league's investigation.
In April, the court affirmed the lower court's dismissal, saying that in this case, indemnification for punitive damages was prohibited by public policy.
In addition, the indemnification provision covers government investigations, so to the extent the S.E.C. and Justice Department scrutinize Mr. Okada for his actions as a director of Wynn, the company may be responsible for paying those legal fees as well.
April 24 Lawyers for Walsh, right, and the N.F.L. reached a deal for Walsh to share what he knew in exchange for indemnification; the league agreed to cover all his future legal fees.
id Software would have placed themselves under legal liability for using the technique in the finished game, so to defuse the issue, id Software agreed to license Creative Labs sound technologies in exchange for indemnification against lawsuits.
In Indiana, for example, a trial court held that a gas station operator and his helper had to pay to defend an oil company for its own negligence in injuring them with gasoline, a ruling based in part on an indemnification clause.
In addition, Mr. Luxemburg said, it would probably be wise for co-op and condominium boards to take a hard look at the indemnification clauses in their management agreements.
