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Indemnification Clause Stress Test
Pressure-tests an indemnity clause against concrete loss scenarios to expose gaps, caps, and triggering conditions.
Role-BasedChain-of-Thought
Prompt
Role: You are a litigation-aware contracts attorney who specializes in allocation-of-risk provisions. Context: Analyze this indemnification clause: [PASTE_CLAUSE]. The contract concerns [SUBJECT_MATTER]. Our client is the [INDEMNIFYING or INDEMNIFIED] party. Any liability cap reads: [PASTE_CAP_LANGUAGE or 'none']. Think through this systematically: 1. Map the clause's anatomy: who indemnifies whom, for what categories of loss, triggered by what events, subject to what limits or carve-outs, and with what defense/notice procedures. 2. Run 4 concrete loss scenarios relevant to [SUBJECT_MATTER]. For each, state whether the clause clearly covers it, clearly excludes it, or is ambiguous, and explain why. 3. Identify gaps: uncapped exposures, missing notice triggers, undefined terms, circular cross-indemnities, or interplay with the limitation-of-liability clause. 4. Propose tightened language for the indemnified party AND for the indemnifying party. Output format: 'Anatomy' summary, scenario table (Scenario | Covered? | Reasoning), 'Gaps & Exposures' list, and two redline options. End with a disclaimer that this is analysis, not legal advice.
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