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Simple English definitions for legal terms

indemnifier

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A quick definition of indemnifier:

Term: INDEMNIFIER

Definition: An indemnifier is someone who promises to protect or compensate another person if they suffer any loss or damage. It is also known as an indemnitor.

Example: If you rent a car, the rental company may require you to have an indemnifier who will pay for any damages to the car while it is in your possession.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: An indemnifier is a person or entity that agrees to compensate or reimburse another party for any losses, damages, or liabilities that may arise from a particular transaction or situation.

Examples:

  • When a contractor takes on a construction project, they may require the property owner to serve as an indemnifier, agreeing to cover any costs or damages resulting from the work.
  • A car rental company may require customers to sign an indemnity agreement, agreeing to pay for any accidents or damages that occur while the vehicle is in their possession.

These examples illustrate how an indemnifier assumes responsibility for potential risks or losses that may occur in a given situation. By agreeing to indemnify another party, they are essentially providing a form of insurance or protection against unforeseen events.

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Academia is really hard to get into
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32% of law professors are Yale or Harvard grads, 57% went T6 (counting NYU rather than Penn), and 77% went T14.
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@bunnynoise: thank you for talking me off the ledge tbh like I need people to just tell me to stop applying
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HopefullyInLawSchool
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@Sassy-Scholar116: imo apply to Kansas and then ur good
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texaslawhopefully
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Plus with your stats T6 is very reasonable and that's really what you should be shooting for
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is a why usc essay critical if i want scholarships or do u think it doesnt matter
I just get mad impostor/inferiority syndrome
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I met the woman who used to run ACLU CT and she was soooo impressive
What is the Kansas meme, I've seen it on Reddit too
HopefullyInLawSchool
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mushroomroundtop01
16:00
wait how do u write a why usc essay? as an addenda?
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international student, kjd, 170 lsat, annoying social media presence (he thinks he’s literally Harvey specter), and applying to mostly t14. this could be a tough time for him
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thank u hopefully <3
texaslawhopefully
16:02
170 LSAT in this cycle as a KJD is likely cooked
@bunnynoise: and does stupid drills like identifying logic patterns in questions instead of just solving them
@texaslawhopefully: yes
@bunnynoise: his study tips are the verbal equivalent of masturbation
jackfrost11770
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if he has an annoying social media presence that's definitely reflected in his essays, dude is cooked
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