Litigation Indemnity Clause

Quelle: https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/Indemnity

A litigation indemnity clause is a contractual provision whereby one party agrees to release or protect another party from liability, claims, costs, and legal responsibilities arising from disputes or litigation related to the contract, typically shifting defense costs or indemnifying against court judgments.

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