Injury Coverage Clause Samples
The Injury Coverage clause defines the responsibilities and extent of protection provided in the event that a party suffers bodily harm during the course of an agreement or activity. Typically, this clause outlines what types of injuries are covered, the process for making a claim, and any limitations or exclusions, such as injuries resulting from negligence or prohibited activities. Its core function is to allocate risk and ensure that parties are aware of and protected against potential financial liabilities arising from injuries, thereby promoting safety and clarity in the contractual relationship.
Injury Coverage. Ensure that the provisions of any applicable grant or contract that address financial coverage for research-related injuries in connection with Research funded in whole or in part by a non- federal entity (e.g., corporation, foundation) are consistent with the approved Research protocol and consent form or that the approved Research protocol and consent form, if more protective of human subjects, will control.
Injury Coverage. A Relying Institution will ensure (i) that the provisions of any applicable contract with a private sponsor/funder that address financial coverage for injuries related to Research under Ceded Review are consistent with the injury sections of the approved Research protocol and consent form; or (ii) that the injury sections of the approved Research protocol and consent form, if more protective of Research participants, will control over the contract.