While an Indemnification Agreement and a liability waiver both protect against financial loss, they serve different functions. An Indemnification Agreement transfers financial responsibility for claims from one party to another, ensuring reimbursement for damages. In contrast, a liability waiver prevents an individual from holding another party legally responsible for injuries or damages. Businesses often use an Indemnification Agreement in commercial transactions, partnerships, and service agreements, while liability waivers are common in recreational activities. Understanding the distinction helps businesses implement the appropriate protection for their contracts and operations.