Many types of contracts require one party to indemnify another for first-party losses or against claims made by third parties.
The indemnity obligation also may be imposed by law in the absence of a contractual obligation. This article discusses some of the most important considerations related to indemnification.
Author: Charles P. Edwards, (Barnes & Thornburg)
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