Contractual Indemnification: Cohen v. Trump Organization LLC
- Nov 16 2022
By: Jeffrey M. Haber As a general matter, indemnity is defined to encompass a duty to make good on any loss, damage, or liability incurred by another. Therefore, when a …
Category: Contractual Indemnification
Words Have Meaning
- Oct 19 2022
By: Jeffrey Haber In prior articles, we have talked about the importance of saying what you mean in a contract. (E.g., here and here.) When contracts are clear and unambiguous, …
Court Denies Motion to Dismiss Contractual Indemnification and Contribution Claims But Grants Motion With Regard to Equitable Indemnification Claim
- Apr 20 2020
It has been some time since this Blog examined claims for indemnification and contribution (See, e.g., here and here). In today’s post, we get the opportunity to examine these principles …
Court Finds Common Law Indemnification Unavailable Because Movant Was an Alleged Wrongdoer
- Dec 19 2018
In the “classic indemnification case,” the one seeking indemnification “had committed no wrong, but by virtue of some relationship with the tort-feasor or obligation imposed by law, was nevertheless held …
