Sentence examples for have indemnification from inspiring English sources

Today, "99 percent of all publicly held U.S. companies have indemnification agreements with their senior management and directors" to pay legal expenses, Mr. Coffee noted.

"The seller has to give indemnification to buyers," Mr. Cornell said.

3.55pm: Don Foster, Lib Dem culture spokesman: Will ISPs have legal indemnification for challenging piracy?

It's unclear how many defense contractors have secret indemnification agreements with the military.

It's not known how many defense contractors have secret indemnification agreements with the government.

Subcontractors may also be required to have risk indemnification, workman's compensation insurance, and other coverages specific to their work.

Virtually every publicly traded corporation has an indemnification provision in its corporate articles requiring it pay the lawyers for its officers and directors who may be accused of a violation, and in most cases those costs must be advanced during the course of an investigation or prosecution.

For example, some federal decisions have found private indemnification agreements to be preempted by the federal securities laws, even though the state legislation only authorized (and did not mandate) the indemnification provision.

In June 2018, Vice Chancellor Glasscock refused to dismiss the plaintiffs' claims, finding that they had adequately pled that they were harmed by the settlement with IDT when they could have retained the indemnification claim as part of a litigation trust that would have survived the Verizon deal.

Such indemnifications have occurred in the past.

Indemnification clauses have been a pernicious feature of freelance writing contracts for years.