Common use of Special Claims Clause in Contracts

Special Claims. “Special Claims” means (i) any breach by Ironclad of Section 2(e) (Customer Data), Section 2(f) (Information Security), or Section 5 (Confidentiality) resulting in unauthorized disclosure and misuse of Customer Data; or (ii) any amounts payable to third parties pursuant to Ironclad’s Data Indemnity obligations under Section 8(a)(ii). For any and all Special Claims, Ironclad’s aggregate liability shall be subject to an enhanced liability cap not to exceed ten times (10x) the amount paid by Customer to Ironclad during the twelve months prior to the event giving rise to liability (the “Enhanced Liability Cap”).

Special Claims. “Special Claims” means (i) any breach by Ironclad of Section 2(e) (Customer Data), Section 2(f) (Information Security), or Section 5 (Confidentiality) resulting in unauthorized disclosure and misuse of Customer Data; or (ii) any amounts payable to third parties pursuant to Ironclad’s Data Indemnity obligations under Section 8(a)(ii). For any and all Special Claims, Ironclad’s aggregate liability shall be subject to an enhanced liability cap not to exceed ten three times (10x3x) the amount paid by Customer to Ironclad during the twelve months prior to the event giving rise to liability (the “Enhanced Liability Cap”).