Post-Closing Indemnification Claim

Post-Closing Indemnification Claim

Post-Closing Indemnification Claim

The buyer delivers notice within the survival period identifying the breach and estimated loss. Recovery is subject to baskets, caps, and the escrow or insurance structure, and disputed claims proceed to the agreed resolution mechanism.

Notice content requirements are strictly enforced.

Alternative Names:

Indemnification Claim|Post-Closing Claim

Why it Matters?

Notice adequacy is the first defense, since agreements specify what the notice must contain and a notice describing a concern generally rather than identifying the breached representation and estimated loss may not preserve the claim. Loss calculation is the second contest, particularly whether damages are measured by the diminution in value of the acquired business or by the direct cost of the breach, which can differ by a multiple.

Frequently asked questions

What must an indemnification notice contain?

What must an indemnification notice contain?

Identification of the breached representation and estimated loss, since a general statement of concern may not preserve the claim.

How are damages measured?

How are damages measured?

Contested between diminution in the acquired business's value and the direct cost of the breach, which can differ by a multiple.