Users are required to indemnify Kick and its affiliates against all claims, losses, and expenses, including attorney fees, arising from their use of the platform, their content, any third-party rights violations, any legal violations, and any unauthorized use of their account credentials by others.
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This clause requires users to bear the cost of defending Kick against claims arising from a broad range of user conduct, including claims arising from third parties accessing the service through the user's account, which may include situations where the user was not at fault for the unauthorized access. The indemnification obligation extends to attorney fees and all associated costs.
Interpretive note: Enforceability of the indemnification obligation for unauthorized third-party account access may vary by jurisdiction, particularly under EU and UK unfair contract terms frameworks.
Under these terms, users are contractually obligated to cover Kick's legal defense costs and any resulting liability arising from their content, platform conduct, legal violations, or any use of their account credentials by others, including unauthorized use. This obligation extends to all Kick subsidiaries, affiliates, officers, and contractors.
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This clause requires users to bear the cost of defending Kick against claims arising from a broad range of user conduct, including claims arising from third parties accessing the service through the user's account, which may include situations where the user was not at fault for the unauthorized access. The indemnification obligation extends to attorney fees and all associated costs.
Under these terms, users are contractually obligated to cover Kick's legal defense costs and any resulting liability arising from their content, platform conduct, legal violations, or any use of their account credentials by others, including unauthorized use. This obligation extends to all Kick subsidiaries, affiliates, officers, and contractors.
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