Sentence examples for indemnification clause from inspiring English sources

The indemnification clause is now one sentence containing 41 words, down from more than 150.

The official terms of use for Skype, the popular phone and messaging service, also include an indemnification clause.

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.

It also includes a list of DENR regional office and a sample environmental indemnification clause.

The lobbying group claimed the men's conduct had violated policy, though ultimately the indemnification clause still required it to pay for the attorneys.

At first AIPAC supported Rosen and Weissman, and an indemnification clause in its bylaws made the group liable for their legal bills, which ballooned into a multimillion-dollar defense.

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

For example, Mr. Siegler said, many management contracts contain "indemnification clauses" that could make the co-op ultimately liable for the negligence of the managing agent.

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.

One-sided legal releases are part of modern life, but these ubiquitous documents often contain little-noticed indemnification clauses — legal provisos requiring consumers to protect a business or some other party from damage claims and legal fees, sometimes even those arising from their own negligence.

now requires the Pentagon to disclose indemnification clauses that hold military contractors harmless and to justify the agreements to Congress.