Legal Question in Business Law in Delaware
LLC Waiver and Indemnification
I am a 1/3 member of a Delaware LLC. The other members have agreed to sign a document that both indemnifies them from any future liability associated with the LLC, AND also for my benefit, ensures that they are not entitled to any past, present, or future claims on the LLC.
Which form should I use that captures both liability indemnification and a waiver (release) of any future claims that either party may have?
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