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This obligation means a user may be financially responsible for Headspace's legal costs and damages if a third party brings a claim connected to the user's specified conduct.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated and does not include the specific triggering conduct that activates the indemnification obligation. The canonical claim preserves the structure and scope of the obligation as stated but cannot specify the triggering conditions, which may materially affect how broadly the clause applies.
A reader may be required to cover Headspace's legal defense costs, liability, damages, losses, and expenses—including reasonable attorneys' fees—if a third party brings a claim arising out of or connected with the specified conduct.
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This obligation means a user may be financially responsible for Headspace's legal costs and damages if a third party brings a claim connected to the user's specified conduct.
A reader may be required to cover Headspace's legal defense costs, liability, damages, losses, and expenses—including reasonable attorneys' fees—if a third party brings a claim arising out of or connected with the specified conduct.
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