Typically, we and the Law Department exclude out from any indemnification we give any loss or
liability attributable to the negligence or willful misconduct of the indemnitee (here, the State of
New York). Please talk to Frank - he’ll give you the standard formulation — and then you’ll
need to clear it with State SEMO and with Law (Larry Kahn). Please handle that.
It would help to get the indemnification that the State extended to FEMA for comparison
purposes (I’ll bet the State tried in the same vein to exclude out any losses or liabilities
attributable to FEMA).
MARK HOFFER
5/14/02
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NYC-WTC_000153597
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NYC-WTC_000153597Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
DEP memo discussing indemnification, insurance procurement, and license provisions for WTC residential apartment interior cleaning and debris removal services.
Internal notes discussing pre-testing procedures, insurance claims obligations, and indemnification requirements for World Trade Center interior cleaning licenses.