Common use of Patent and Copyright Clause in Contracts

Patent and Copyright. Contractor and Architect each represent and warrant that designs, processes, methods, or materials used by each for the Project do not and will not violate any patents, copyrights, or trademarks. Contractor and Architect, but only for its own breach of the prior sentence, will defend and indemnify Owner from and against claims, damages, losses, royalties and expenses, including, without limitation, attorneys’ fees attributable to patent, copyright, or trademark violations.

Patent and Copyright. Contractor and Architect each represent and warrant that designs, processes, methods, or materials designs used by each for the Project do not and will not violate any patents, copyrights, copyrights or trademarks. Contractor and Architect, but only for its own breach of the prior sentence, will defend and Architect each indemnify Owner from and against claims, damages, losses, royalties losses and expenses, including, without limitation, including but not limited to attorneys’ fees fees, attributable to patent, copyright, copyright or trademark violationsviolations from the use of infringing patents, copyrights or trademarks in violation of applicable law.

Patent and Copyright. Contractor and Architect each represent and warrant that designs, processes, methods, or materials used by each for the Project do not and will not violate any patents, copyrights, or trademarks. Contractor and Architect, but only for its own breach of the prior sentence, will defend and indemnify Owner from and against claims, damages, losses, royalties and expenses, including, without limitation, attorneys’ legal fees attributable to patent, copyright, or trademark violations.