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Draft Pro-Buyer SPA Indemnification Section with Annotations

Generate a pro-buyer SPA indemnification section with caps, baskets, survival periods, and clause-by-clause annotations flagging market-standard vs aggressive positions.

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— SPA Indemnification Section

Generate the Indemnification section for a Stock Purchase Agreement.
Deal parameters:
- Purchase price: $[amount]
- Target: [Company in industry]
- Jurisdiction: [State]
- Buyer stance: Pro-Buyer

Include:
1. General indemnification cap at [X]% of purchase price
...

Variables (4)

VariableDescriptionExample
{{amount}}Purchase Price (USD)75000000
{{company_in_industry}}Target Company and IndustryAcme Logistics Inc., a regional freight brokerage
{{state}}Governing Law StateDelaware
{{general_cap_percent}}General Indemnification Cap (%)10

Expected Output

A pro-buyer SPA indemnification section with general cap, fundamental rep carve-outs, de minimis, tipping basket, survival periods, and clause-by-clause annotations rating each provision as buyer-favorable, market-standard, or aggressive.

Usage Notes

Use this prompt when drafting the indemnification article of an SPA where the client is the buyer. Always validate market-standard percentages against the latest ABA Private Target M&A Deal Points Study before relying on the annotation. Have a senior associate review fundamental rep scope and any uncapped exposure. Anti-sandbagging provisions vary by state; confirm enforceability under Delaware or New York law.

Originally featured in: AI for M&A Lawyers: Due Diligence, LOI Drafting & Deal Room Automation (2026)

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