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Yes, often they can cover legal fees if the contract specifies it. Just make sure to check the fine print to know what's included.
Watch for terms that seem vague or too one-sided. Clear definitions of responsibilities and limitations are key to avoiding misunderstandings down the road.
Absolutely! Think of them as flexible tools. Both parties can discuss and tweak them to fit their needs before signing the dotted line.
Yes, as long as they’re clearly written and don’t break any laws, these provisions are generally enforceable in Stockton.
Typically, the party that might face risks or liabilities gets the most benefit. It’s their shield against unexpected troubles that could arise.
These provisions are like a safety net. They ensure that if one party gets into hot water due to the other's actions, there's a plan in place to cover the costs involved.
Indemnification provisions are parts of contracts that determine who is responsible if something goes wrong. They help protect one party from liabilities or losses that might arise from the actions of another.