Common use of Incident costs Clause in Contracts

Incident costs. If an Incident results from Contractor’s acts or omissions and County determines notice of the Incident is required to be provided to affected persons, Contractor shall provide the notification assistance described in Paragraph 40 of Additional Terms and Conditions (“Incident Resources”) at no cost to County, including actions necessary to provide notices as required by law. Contractor will bear all reasonable costs and expenses for mitigation actions incurred as a result of such Incident primarily caused directly or indirectly by Contractor, including the mitigation costs incurred in connection with opening and closing accounts, printing new checks, embossing new cards, providing notice, printing and mailing notices, answering inquiries by affected individuals, and obtaining credit monitoring services and identity theft insurance for no longer than a one (1) year period or such timeframe as may be required by applicable Law for those individuals who have been affected by such Incident. In the event there are damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, which Contractor is obligated to pay and pays under this section, and it is finally determined that liability for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, is attributable to acts or omissions by the County, County shall reimburse Contractor for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, paid by Contractor in proportion to the percentage of liability for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, finally determined to be attributed to the County.

Incident costs. If an Incident results from Contractor’s acts or omissions and County determines notice of the Incident is required to be provided to affected persons, Contractor shall provide the notification assistance described in Paragraph 40 of Additional Terms and Conditions Section (“Security Incident Resources”) above at no cost to County, including actions necessary to provide notices as required by law. Contractor will bear all reasonable costs and expenses for mitigation actions incurred as a result of such Incident primarily caused directly or indirectly by Contractor, including the mitigation costs incurred in connection with opening and closing accounts, printing new checks, embossing new cards, providing notice, printing and mailing notices, answering inquiries by affected individuals, and obtaining credit monitoring services and identity theft insurance for no longer than a one (1) year period or such timeframe as may be required by applicable Law for those individuals who have been affected by such Incident. In the event there are damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, which Contractor is obligated to pay and pays under this section, and it is finally determined that liability for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, is attributable to acts or omissions by the County, County shall reimburse Contractor for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, paid by Contractor in proportion to the percentage of liability for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, finally determined to be attributed to the County.

Incident costs. If an Incident results from Contractor’s acts or omissions and County determines notice of the Incident is required to be provided to affected persons, Contractor shall provide the notification assistance described in Paragraph 40 of Additional Terms and Conditions 25 (“Incident Resources”) of Additional Terms and Conditions at no cost to County, including actions necessary to provide notices as required by law. Contractor will bear all reasonable costs and expenses for mitigation actions incurred as a result of such Incident primarily caused directly or indirectly by Contractor, including the mitigation costs incurred in connection with opening and closing accounts, printing new checks, embossing new cards, providing notice, printing and mailing notices, answering inquiries by affected individuals, and obtaining credit monitoring services and identity theft insurance for no longer than a one and (1) year period or such timeframe as may be required by applicable Law for those individuals who have been affected by such Incident. In the event there are damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, which Contractor is obligated to pay and pays under this section, and it is finally determined that liability for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, is attributable to acts or omissions by the County, County shall reimburse Contractor for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, paid by Contractor in proportion to the percentage of liability for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, finally determined to be attributed to the County.

Incident costs. If an Incident results from Contractor’s negligent acts or omissions or willful misconduct and County determines notice of the Incident is required to be provided to affected persons, Contractor shall provide the notification assistance described in Paragraph 40 of Additional Terms and Conditions # (“Incident Resources”) of Additional Terms and Conditions at no cost to County, including actions necessary to provide notices as required by law. Contractor will bear all reasonable costs and expenses for mitigation actions incurred as a result of such Incident primarily caused directly or indirectly by Contractor, including the mitigation costs incurred in connection with opening and closing accounts, printing new checks, embossing new cards, providing notice, printing and mailing notices, answering inquiries by affected individuals, and obtaining credit monitoring services and identity theft insurance for no longer than a one (1) year period or such timeframe as may be required by applicable Law for those individuals who have been affected by such Incident. In the event there are damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, which Contractor is obligated to pay and pays under this section, and it is finally determined that liability for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, is attributable to acts or omissions by the County, County shall reimburse Contractor for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, paid by Contractor in proportion to the percentage of liability for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, finally determined to be attributed to the County.

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Incident costs. If an Incident results from Contractor’s acts or omissions and County determines notice of the Incident is required to be provided to affected persons, Contractor shall provide the notification assistance described in Paragraph 40 of Additional Terms and Conditions 38 (“Incident Resources”) of Additional Terms and Conditions at no cost to County, including actions necessary to provide notices as required by law. Contractor will bear all reasonable costs and expenses for mitigation actions incurred as a result of such Incident primarily caused directly or indirectly by Contractor, including the mitigation costs incurred in connection with opening and closing accounts, printing new checks, embossing new cards, providing notice, printing and mailing notices, answering inquiries by affected individuals, and obtaining credit monitoring services and identity theft insurance for no longer than a one (1) year period or such timeframe as may be required by applicable Law for those individuals who have been affected by such Incident. In the event there are damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, which Contractor is obligated to pay and pays under this section, and it is finally determined that liability for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, is attributable to acts or omissions by the County, County shall reimburse Contractor for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, paid by Contractor in proportion to the percentage of liability for such damages and/or expenses, including attorney’s fees, finally determined to be attributed to the County.