Fayette County Nursing Home sued PRI X-Ray and Georgia Ultrasound for failing to defend and indemnify the nursing home against claims arising from a resident’s death. The trial court granted summary judgment to PRI, concluding that the underlying claims did not fall within the service contract’s indemnity provision. The Georgia Court of Appeals reversed. The contract required PRI to provide qualified radiology services, communicate with the nursing home, and maintain professional and regulatory standards. The appellate court held that the allegations in the underlying death-related claims arose from PRI’s contractual duties, including its communication with the radiologist and its obligation to provide consultation. It further held that the indemnity language covered those claims and required PRI to provide a defense. The court reversed the grant of summary judgment to PRI.