As electronic signatures continue to streamline the execution of indemnity agreements, sureties and practitioners must look beyond convenience to understand the legal limitations that may affect enforceability. While e-signatures are generally valid under federal and state law, critical provisions—particularly attorney-in-fact and power of attorney clauses—often trigger heightened statutory requirements such as notarization, witnessing, or even prohibitions on electronic execution in certain jurisdictions and when executed electronically may not be self-proving. This webinar explores the evolving legal landscape governing e-signed indemnity agreements, provides an overview of litigation involving electronically executed indemnity agreements, and offers practical guidance to help ensure that essential rights and protections remain fully enforceable in our digital environment.