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Christopher Utrera from Haver Law discusses the concept of indemnification in construction projects. Indemnification involves shifting responsibility or liability from one party to another. In construction, an owner may transfer liability to a general contractor, who may then pass it to a subcontractor. This liability can arise from site accidents, defective work, or payment issues. There are two types of indemnification: contractual indemnification, which is based on negotiated contract terms, and common law indemnification, established by the courts, which shifts responsibility based on the relationships among parties involved.
