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What this means is that you agree to protect the client and come in their shoes in some cases The most typical scenarios are about IP ownership and patents Th
by ayende 5y ago
What this means is that you agree to protect the client and come in their shoes in some cases
The most typical scenarios are about IP ownership and patents
This is distinct from errors and ommissions
- Guid_NewGuid 5y agoThanks, this is a useful distinction. As I clarified elsewhere it would maybe be more accurate as: "If we are subject to a lawsuit due to something you did while working for us then you have to pay an unlimited amount of costs we incur due to that suit". Anyone doing proper contracting should definitely find the appropriate insurance for their case. I think the terms for the insurance types are different in the US.