Gain a better understanding of what indemnification terms mean in practice and how to identify and mitigate the risks.
Indemnification clauses are often a point of negotiation and litigation in construction contracts. Once the contract is signed, there is no going back - so understanding indemnification provisions and negotiating reasonable terms up front is paramount. Owners, general contractors, and subcontractors should understand the risks they are taking on when agreeing to indemnification provisions and how to draft enforceable terms. This course will provide an understanding of the different duties and obligations found in construction contract indemnification provisions. This material will focus on what indemnification terms mean in practice, how to identify and mitigate the risks unique to indemnification, and the statutory limits on the scope of indemnification obligations.
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Faculty
Nicholas T. Solosky
Fox Rothschild LLP
- Partner in Fox Rothschild LLP’s Government Contracts Practice Group
- Represented clients at all levels of federal litigation, including matters at the Government Accountability Office, Court of Federal Claims, Boards of Contract Appeals, and U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
- Represents contractors in all manner of claims against the federal government, including bid protests and contract claims
- Authored publications on Contract Disputes Act Claims, practical bid protest strategies, and suspension and debarment proceedings
- Represented clients in significant Contract Disputes Act claims at the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals and Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals, as well as U.S. Federal District Courts
- Author and moderator of Fox Rothschild’s Federal Government Contracts and Procurement Blog
- Can be contacted at 202-696-1460 or [email protected]
Dana Molinari
Fox Rothschild LLP
- Associate in Fox Rothschild LLP’s Government Contracts Practice Group
- Assisted in the representation of clients on contract dispute matters
- Advise clients on federal and commercial contract matters, including contract negotiation, drafting, and risk mitigation
- Authored publications on Contract Disputes Act Claims and the False Claims Act
- Graduate, with a concentration in government procurement law, George Washington University Law School
- Can be contacted at 202-794-1240 or [email protected]
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