Users are required to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Airtable and its affiliates, agents, and licensors from any claims, damages, losses, and expenses including attorney fees arising from the user's platform use, content, terms violations, third-party rights violations, legal violations, willful misconduct, or unauthorized use of their credentials.
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This provision establishes a broad unilateral indemnification obligation running from users to Airtable and its affiliates, covering a wide range of scenarios including claims arising from third-party access to the user's account with the user's credentials. The indemnification covers attorney fees and extends to Airtable's affiliated entities, agents, and licensors.
Interpretive note: The enforceability of indemnification obligations against individual consumers varies by jurisdiction and may be constrained by applicable consumer protection law.
The agreement requires users to cover Airtable's legal costs and damages arising from claims connected to the user's account activity, content, credential-based third-party access, or any legal violations, including claims involving Airtable's affiliates and licensors. This obligation includes attorney fees and applies to a broad set of triggering circumstances.
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Compare across platforms →"You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold us and our affiliates, agents, suppliers, or licensors (and our and their employees, contractors, agents, officers, and directors) harmless from and against any and all claims, damages, obligations, losses, liabilities, costs, debt, and expenses (including attorney's fees) arising from: (i) your access to or use of our Services; (ii) your violation of any aspect of these Terms, including your breach of any of your representations and warranties; (iii) your violation of any third-party right, including any right of privacy or intellectual property rights; (iv) your violation of any applicable law, rule, or regulation; (v) Your Content, including without limitation any misleading, false, or inaccurate information in Your Content; (vi) your willful misconduct; or (vii) any third party's access to or use of our Services with your username(s), password(s), or other security code(s).Excerpt from Airtable's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes a broad unilateral indemnification obligation running from users to Airtable and its affiliates, covering a wide range of scenarios including claims arising from third-party access to the user's account with the user's credentials. The indemnification covers attorney fees and extends to Airtable's affiliated entities, agents, and licensors.
The agreement requires users to cover Airtable's legal costs and damages arising from claims connected to the user's account activity, content, credential-based third-party access, or any legal violations, including claims involving Airtable's affiliates and licensors. This obligation includes attorney fees and applies to a broad set of triggering circumstances.
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