The agreement requires users to pay litigation costs and attorneys' fees incurred by Webull or its affiliates if the user's platform use exceeds permitted scope or constitutes a breach of the Terms.
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This provision establishes a user-facing indemnification obligation for Webull's litigation costs and damages arising from Terms breaches, which is operationally significant because the scope of 'permitted use' is defined by Webull's Terms, which are subject to unilateral modification without advance notice.
⚠ Users who breach the Terms or use the Products outside permitted scope are liable for Webull's litigation costs and attorneys' fees as stated in Section 3.2
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Compare across platforms →"Users agree to preserve and maintain legitimate rights and interests of Webull, its affiliates and the other users, and to pay for any litigation costs (including reasonable attorneys' fees) incurred as a result of using the Products beyond the scope of what is permitted, including any damages arising from a breach of these Terms.Excerpt from Webull's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes a user-facing indemnification obligation for Webull's litigation costs and damages arising from Terms breaches, which is operationally significant because the scope of 'permitted use' is defined by Webull's Terms, which are subject to unilateral modification without advance notice.
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