Common use of Joint Defense Against Third-Party Claims Clause in Contracts

Joint Defense Against Third-Party Claims. The Parties have certain common, closely parallel, or identical interests in supporting, preserving, and defending the LBOps and this LB DCP Agreement. The nature of this interest and the relationship among the Parties present common legal and factual issues and a mutuality of interests. Because of these common interests, the Parties will mutually benefit from an exchange of information relating to the support, preservation, and defense of the LBOps and this LB DCP Agreement, as well as from the coordinated investigation and preparation for discussion of such interests. In furtherance thereof, in the event of any challenge by a third party to the LBOps or this LB DCP Agreement, the Parties will proceed with reasonable diligence and use best efforts to support and defend the LBOps and this LB DCP Agreement in any lawsuit or administrative proceeding challenging the legality, validity or enforceability of any term of the LBOps or this LB DCP Agreement, and will, to the extent appropriate, enter into joint defense or common interest agreements. Each Party will bear its own costs of participating in the defense of the LBOps and this LB DCP Agreement under this Section 5.n.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Management and Operations, Management and Operations, Management and Operations

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