Users agree to indemnify and defend Tabnine and its affiliates against any claims, damages, costs, and attorneys' fees arising from the user's violation of these terms or use of the service.
This analysis describes what Tabnine's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
This provision requires users to bear the cost of defending and compensating Tabnine and its affiliates for claims arising from the user's service use, including third-party claims, which creates financial exposure for users that is asymmetric relative to the $100 liability cap applicable to claims against Tabnine.
Interpretive note: Enforceability of uncapped user indemnification obligations may be limited in EU consumer contracts and under certain US state consumer protection frameworks.
Removal of the explicit standalone indemnification provision narrows user obligations to defend Tabnine against third-party claims, though indemnification may be implied in remaining language.
View full change record →Expanded indemnification scope to include 'affiliates, licensors, and service providers' and changed trigger from four specific categories to only 'violation of these Terms or your use of the Services,' potentially broadening indemnification obligations.
View full change record →Added "defend" obligation and "successors" to protected parties; added fourth clause covering user-submitted content; changed "accounting fees" to "attorneys' fees" and consolidated language.
View full change record →Under this clause, users are obligated to cover Tabnine's legal defense costs and any resulting damages for claims arising from their use of the service, while Tabnine's reciprocal liability to users is separately capped at one hundred dollars or three months of fees.
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This provision requires users to bear the cost of defending and compensating Tabnine and its affiliates for claims arising from the user's service use, including third-party claims, which creates financial exposure for users that is asymmetric relative to the $100 liability cap applicable to claims against Tabnine.
Under this clause, users are obligated to cover Tabnine's legal defense costs and any resulting damages for claims arising from their use of the service, while Tabnine's reciprocal liability to users is separately capped at one hundred dollars or three months of fees.
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