Common use of Future Claims Clause in Contracts

Future Claims. At the request and expense of Apogee (including, without limitation, payment of all costs, expenses and attorney fees incurred and reimbursement for the reasonable value of Executive’s time), Executive will cooperate with Apogee with respect to any claims or lawsuits by or against Apogee where Executive has knowledge of the facts involved in such claims or lawsuits. Such cooperation shall include, but shall not be limited to, Executive providing reasonable deposition, hearing and trial testimony and making himself available at reasonable times to prepare for such testimony with Apogee’s attorneys and responding to questions that may be posed from time to time by Apogee’s attorneys regarding such claims or lawsuits. Nothing herein shall prevent Executive from honestly testifying in response to a lawful and properly served subpoena in a proceeding involving Apogee. Executive shall be entitled to indemnification from Apogee to the full extent permitted by Minnesota Business Corporation Act § 302A.521, including, but not limited to, payment of reasonable costs, expenses and attorney fees incurred with respect to any claim made or threatened to be made against Executive by reason of Executive’s past official capacity at Apogee or the Apogee Affiliated Companies.