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The indemnification obligation extends to a broad network of Kajabi-related entities and individuals, meaning users bear financial exposure for third-party claims arising across that entire group.
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Users are required to bear the cost of defending and satisfying any third-party claim or demand brought against Kajabi or its named affiliates and personnel.
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The indemnification obligation extends to a broad network of Kajabi-related entities and individuals, meaning users bear financial exposure for third-party claims arising across that entire group.
Users are required to bear the cost of defending and satisfying any third-party claim or demand brought against Kajabi or its named affiliates and personnel.
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