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I've identified several potential risks in this clause. The language is overly broad and lacks specific triggering events. I recommend defining force majeure events more explicitly and including notification requirements.

I suggest: 1) Enumerate specific events (e.g., natural disasters, pandemics, war), 2) Add a clear notification timeline, 3) Include mitigation obligations, and 4) Specify the duration after which either party may terminate.

The current clause has gaps in coverage. Consider adding: 1) Clear trigger events, 2) Scope of losses covered, 3) Defense obligations, and 4) Insurance requirements.

Defense obligations are crucial as they determine who controls and pays for legal defense. Without clear provisions, you might face unexpected litigation costs even before indemnification applies.

While it covers basic data protection, it's missing key GDPR elements: 1) Data subject rights, 2) Breach notification procedures, 3) Data transfer mechanisms, and 4) Processing records requirements.

GDPR violations can result in fines up to €20M or 4% of global revenue. Beyond fines, you risk reputation damage and potential contract invalidation. Let's review specific updates needed.