Maine LD1761 prohibits indemnification agreements in contracts that protect parties from negligence or intentional acts.
Maine LD1761 declares that any contract clause indemnifying a party from negligence or intentional acts is void and unenforceable. This law does not affect agreements to include a party as an additional insured in an insurance contract. It also does not impact workers' compensation or other insurance contracts. The Act applies to contracts entered into or renewed on or after January 1, 2026.
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