What can I write to my contract employer to release and agree to hold harmless…

What can I write to my contract employer to release and agree to hold harmless me from any and all causes of action and claims of any nature to a \”restrictive covenant\” clause, where I am a contract employee with them where they are a subcontactor to a government contractor, and the state government offered me a job; and my contractor clause states that I agree not to solicit Client or engage in a like or similar professional or occupation at Client\’s facility or any other facility at which you are directed to or actually perform services under this agreement, either directly or indirectly, for a period of 180 days following termination of my employment under the terms of the agreement, unless specific written authorization has been obtained from my contractor, and violation will result in me paying them an amount equal to 400 hours at the hourly rate stated as compensation for their efforts and costs incurred in connection with my employment hereunder?

I have a contract with Publish America.

I have a contract with Publish America. Because I asked for them to fix the text in the book they stopped producing my book. I have attached a part of the contract, Can you tell if according to the contract the contract is cancelled and they have no more publishing rights to my book.
Notwithstanding the reversion of publishing rights to Author, Author’s remaining obligations to Publisher, including the warranties and indemnifications provided in paragraph 23 shall survive the discontinuation of the book pursuant to this paragraph.
23. Warranties and Indemnification: The Author covenants and represents that the Work contains no matter that, when published, will incite prejudice, amount to an invasion of privacy, be libelous, obscene, or otherwise unlawful, or which will infringe upon any proprietary interest at common law, trademark, trade secret, patent or copyright; that the Author is the sole proprietor of the Work and all parts thereof (or has obtained all necessary permissions), has reached the age of majority and has full power to make and perform this grant and agreement, and that the Work is free of any lien, claim, charge or debt of any kind, and that the Author and his legal successors and/or representatives will hold harmless and keep indemnified the Publisher
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from all manner of claims, proceeding and expenses, including attorneys’ fees, which may be taken or incurred by Publisher on the ground that the covenants above are not true or that the Work is subject to any such lien, claim, charge or debt, or that it is such violation, or that it contains anything defamatory or illegal.

Signed Renewal Notice My lease is up on Aug.

Signed Renewal Notice
My lease is up on Aug. 8, 2002. I signed a notice saying that ”I wish to renew my lease agreement for seventeen months.” I have not signed the new lease agreement. Now instead of renewing for seventeen months I wish to go month to month. Am I held liable since I signed the notice or is it possible to change since I have not signed a lease agreement.

Evicting the first day moved in I need to know what i can do about a friend who…

Evicting the first day moved in
I need to know what i can do about a friend who moved into a rental got the keys from the landlord there was no written agreement it was all verbal. The agreement was a month to month rental no security deposit since the house was a mess they had to clean it so she waived the security deposit. The next day after they had moved in and cleaned the house she came and told them they had to leave. What rights do they have?

my friend needs help/victim of identity theft My friend recently was involved…

my friend needs help/victim of identity theft
My friend recently was involved w/ identity theft. He received a letter from an attorney claiming he owed over $2000 to an apartment mang. My friend has never lived in MD. Upon meetings, he discovered they had a copy of his driver’s lic, signature and other personal information. My friend recalls losing his driver’s license which had his signature and ss# on it. W/ the type of evidence/info they have, my friend feels defeated and is willing to pay the cost to clear up his credit. I disagree w/ him. Not only because it was not him, the attorney informed him after the lease was over, people (not the person who signed the lease) continued to live there on month to month bases. Then left the premises w/out paying. W/ that info, the attorney said my friend was liable to the charges incurred because his name was on the lease… even though the lease/contract ended? I am very concerned and want to help my friend. I do not feel he should pay for something he has not done. He is the victim. What step should my friend take? Fight or accept defeat and pay? Also, what is the law in MD in regards to an end of a lease. Is the signer still liable after the lease ends but other people decide to live there w/ the mangment knowledge? Thankyou