Common use of Contributions to Adverse Judgment Clause in Contracts

Contributions to Adverse Judgment. If the case, for any reason, does not settle, the parties shall, in advance of trial, make a reasonable attempt to agree upon the extent to which each company shall contribute to satisfy any adverse judgment or verdict that may be returned, based upon the principles set forth in the preceding paragraph. Based on these principles, the parties shall likewise attempt to agree upon the extent to which each shall contribute to the cost of defending the litigation, including attorney’s fees.

Contributions to Adverse Judgment. If the case, for any reason, does not settle, the parties shall, in advance of trial, make a reasonable attempt to agree upon the extent to which each company shall contribute to satisfy any adverse judgment or verdict that may be returned, based upon the principles set forth in the preceding paragraph. Based on these principles, the parties shall likewise attempt to agree upon the extent to which each shall contribute to the cost of defending the litigation, including attorney’s 's fees.

Contributions to Adverse Judgment. If the case, for any reason, does not settle, the parties Parties shall, in advance of trial, make a reasonable attempt to agree upon the extent to which each company shall contribute to satisfy any adverse judgment or verdict that may be returned, based upon the principles set forth in the preceding paragraph. Based on these principles, the parties Parties shall likewise attempt to agree upon the extent to which each shall contribute to the cost of defending the litigation, including attorney’s 's fees.