Common use of Contractor as Real Party in Interest Clause in Contracts

Contractor as Real Party in Interest. In the event a lawsuit is filed against Contractor, which raises a recognized cause of action or claim for relief based on Contractor’s own policies or procedures to the administration of the Plan, Contractor shall, at its expense, defend such lawsuit. Contractor shall support the Department in any motion filed to drop the Department from any lawsuit where the damages sought by the filing litigant allegedly arise out of the policies and procedures of Contractor that do not concern eligibility, enrollment, or coverage that is the legal administrative responsibility of the Department.

Contractor as Real Party in Interest. In the event a lawsuit is filed against Contractor, Contractor which raises a recognized cause of action or claim for relief based on Contractor’s professional practices and/or application of its own policies or procedures to the administration of the Plan, Contractor shall, at its expense, defend such lawsuitlawsuit provided. Contractor shall support the Department in any motion filed to drop the Department from any lawsuit where the damages sought by the filing litigant allegedly arise out of the professional practices and the policies and procedures of Contractor that do not concern eligibility, enrollment, enrollment or coverage that is the legal administrative responsibility of the Department.

Contractor as Real Party in Interest. ‌ In the event a lawsuit is filed against Contractor, which raises a recognized cause of action or claim for relief based on Contractor’s own policies or procedures to the administration of the Plan, Contractor shall, at its expense, defend such lawsuit. Contractor shall support the Department in any motion filed to drop the Department from any lawsuit where the damages sought by the filing litigant allegedly arise out of the policies and procedures of Contractor that do not concern eligibility, enrollment, or coverage that is the legal administrative responsibility of the Department.

Contractor as Real Party in Interest. ‌ In the event a lawsuit is filed against Contractor, which Contractor that raises a recognized cause of action or claim for relief based on Contractor’s professional practices and/or application of its own policies or procedures to the administration of the Plan, Contractor shall, at its expense, defend such lawsuit. Contractor shall support the Department in any motion filed to drop the Department from any lawsuit where the damages sought by the filing litigant opposing party allegedly arise out of the professional practices and the policies and procedures of Contractor that and do not concern eligibility, enrollment, enrollment or coverage disputes that is are the legal administrative responsibility of the Department.