Common use of Criminal Liability: Indemnity for Legal Fees Clause in Contracts

Criminal Liability: Indemnity for Legal Fees. An employee who is charged in a criminal matter arising out of his/her employment and who is subsequently found not guilty, the charges are withdrawn, he/she is discharged at the preliminary hearing, or the prosecution is stayed, shall have his/her reasonable legal fees paid by the Employer even if he or she is no longer in the employ of the Employer. This does not apply where the person no longer in the Employer's employ has been justly disciplined for a wilful act or omission leading to the criminal charge.

Criminal Liability: Indemnity for Legal Fees. An employee who is charged in a criminal matter arising out of his/her employment and who is subsequently found not guilty, the charges are withdrawn, he/she is discharged at the preliminary hearing, hearing or the prosecution is stayed, shall have his/her reasonable legal fees paid by the Employer even if he or she is no longer in the employ of the Employer. This does not apply where the person no longer in the Employer's employ has been justly disciplined for a wilful act or omission leading to the criminal charge.

Criminal Liability: Indemnity for Legal Fees. An employee who is charged in a criminal matter arising out of his/her their employment and who is subsequently found not guilty, the charges are withdrawn, he/she is they are discharged at the preliminary hearing, or the prosecution is stayed, shall have his/her their reasonable legal fees paid by the Employer even if he or she is they are no longer in the employ of the Employer. This does not apply where the person no longer in the Employer's employ has been justly disciplined for a wilful act or omission leading to the criminal charge.