Indemnification

Q: What's the difference between indemnification and a liability cap?

Indemnification is a promise to cover specific types of losses. A liability cap limits the total amount one party can owe under the contract. Indemnification obligations are sometimes excluded from (uncapped by) liability caps.

ClauseOps

Indemnification is a contractual provision where one party agrees to hold the other harmless and compensate them for certain losses, damages, or liabilities. In SaaS contracts, indemnification clauses often cover IP infringement, data breaches, and regulatory violations. From a technical…