Customize LawDepot’s Indemnity Agreement template to suit your needs. Simply answer our questionnaire to generate your document, then download it as a PDF or print a copy.
1. Establish general details about the contract
Clarify who’s creating the document (the indemnifier or the indemnitee) and which state’s laws to apply to the template. Then, specify any additional terms you’d like to address, such as:
- Protecting sensitive information with a confidentiality clause
- Protecting against the costs of a criminal proceeding
- Limiting the amount of monetary compensation
- Requiring liability insurance
2. Describe the situation that requires indemnity
State why you’re using the Indemnity Agreement (e.g. for a service, activity, or transaction).
Our template provides sample texts for you to reference when describing your situation. For example, the following scenarios might require an Indemnity Agreement:
- A commercial landlord seeking protection from a tenant’s renovations
- A contractor performing a service on a private property
- A subcontractor working for a contractor
- A special event on a private property
- An owner selling their business
3. Provide party details
Provide the full name and contact information of the parties in the agreement (whether individuals, corporations, or organizations).
4. Add unique clauses (optional)
If needed, you can add extra terms or information that isn’t already included in the template. The questionnaire provides tips for drafting your own clause.
For peace of mind, you can also get a lawyer to review your contract to ensure your words are clear and match your intent.
5. Sign the document
Review your Indemnity Agreement; you can use LawDepot’s document editor to modify any text that does or doesn’t apply to your situation.
Once you’re satisfied with the terms of the agreement, have all parties sign it to acknowledge their consent.