indemnification

Compensation for losses

Indemnification is protection against loss or damage, or compensation for loss already suffered.

In legal and business contexts, an indemnification clause requires one party to cover another's losses from specified events: The contract included indemnification for any third-party claims.

Insurance policies provide indemnification against covered risks.

The term appears most often in contracts, insurance, and legal proceedings.

compensation

damages

Compensation for injury

reparation · redress · remuneration · recoupment · award · recovery · amends · refund · disbursement · satisfaction

legal

liability

Legal or financial obligation

contract · plaintiff · defendant · litigation · arbitration · settlement · subrogation · statute · adjudication · clause

guarantee

bond

Binding tie or connection

security · warranty · assurance · undertaking · guarantor · obligation · commitment · deposit · escrow · recognizance

protection

immunity

Protected from harm

defense · cover · buffer · insulation · hedge · security · harbor · shelter · exculpation · exoneration

insurance

coverage

Extent of inclusion

  • policyAdopted principle of action
  • claimStatement of ownership or truth
  • premiumAdded cost for better

underwriting · exclusion · rider · deductible · insurer · insured · policyholder · actuary · loss · peril

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legal/financial protection

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Legal or financial obligation

exposure · vulnerability · personal responsibility · self-insurance

harm vs. restoration

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Legal or financial obligation

harm · injury · damage · loss · debt

obligation direction

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Money owed another

indebtedness · obligation · culpability · exposure · blame

Family

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