“You shall defend Calendly against any Third-Party Claim...arising from (A) your use of the Services in an unlawful manner or in violation of these Customer Terms...(B) any Customer Data or your use of Customer Data with the Services...”
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Users bear the legal and financial burden of defending Calendly in litigation brought by third parties if that litigation stems from the user's conduct or data.
Interpretive note: The excerpt contains ellipses in both the main clause and subcategory (A), indicating omitted language that may include additional triggering conditions or obligations such as indemnification against losses or settlements beyond the duty to defend.
If a third party sues Calendly because of how you used the Services or because of your Customer Data, you are required to defend Calendly in that action.
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Users bear the legal and financial burden of defending Calendly in litigation brought by third parties if that litigation stems from the user's conduct or data.
If a third party sues Calendly because of how you used the Services or because of your Customer Data, you are required to defend Calendly in that action.
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