Sentences with phrase «breach of confidentiality»

The type of clause which is more dangerous, however understandable in ethos, would be a typical inclusion of a very high fixed damages amount for breach of a confidentiality agreement.

However a witness who, for example, is induced to make disclosures in breach of a confidentiality agreement enjoys no such protection.

The risks of not having one range from petty annoyance to major breaches of confidentiality to costly sexual harassment lawsuits.

The consequences of such activity are profound, both in potential breaches of confidentiality and the significant amount of money and time required to comply with any summons.

You can rely on me to ensure safeguards are in place to avoid breaches of confidentiality.

Care should clearly be taken not to single out individuals during any training, as this may lead to employment claims and allegations of breach of confidentiality.

Expensive Secret Telling: When Damages May Be Available for Breach of a Confidentiality Clause in a Settlement Agreement

Nonetheless, «colourful» comments like Bartz's may not fall under breach of confidentiality or slander, she says.

Superyacht dispute (2008): advising builders on and preparing for a mediation relating to delay, change of specification and alleged breach of confidentiality issues in Superyacht dispute during Spring 2008.

«It is vital to this work that homelessness agencies do not undermine outreach work through any blurring of the line between their outreach staff and enforcement agencies or through breaches of confidentiality.»

Also be aware that, even in a closed review system, it may be difficult to guarantee your anonymity: Although rare, breaches of confidentiality do happen, or perhaps you're in a subspecialty that is so small that you'll be easily identified as the reviewer.

The UK Association of Cancer Registries, for example, has been extracting and analysing cancer data for 40 years without a single recorded breach of confidentiality.

Note that if you opt for coaching sessions at a public venue, we can not be held responsible for any decreased privacy or breaches of confidentiality because of the public nature of the meeting.

Advising a digital communications agency on breach of confidentiality obligations owed by a current employee to a former employer.

Accordingly, if the Receiving Party discloses or uses (or threatens to disclose or use) any Confidential Information of the Disclosing Party in breach of confidentiality protections hereunder, the Disclosing Party will have the right, in addition to any other remedies available, to seek injunctive relief to enjoin such acts.

If you use your cell phone to communicate with clients, sync your phone to your office computer and docket, or attach yourself to your office and confidential information — without taking simple, basic security measures — you are inviting a dangerous breach of confidentiality.

f. Provider is not liable for breaches of confidentiality caused by the client or any third party.

Won arbitration against former employee of biotechnology client for breach of confidentiality and non-disparagement clauses of settlement agreement, and obtained preliminary and permanent injunctions for the violations in federal district court (2016 U.S. Dist.

Thus far, the existence of a mediation contract requiring confidentiality has not succeeded in affording any wider protection than that afforded by the without prejudice principle, albeit that a contractual remedy may afford a secure basis for the obtaining of an injunction to restrain a threatened breach of that confidentiality: see Venture Investment Placement Ltd v Hall [2005] EWHC 1227 (Ch), [2005] All ER (D) 224 (May) and David Instance v Denny Brothers Printing Ltd [2000] FSR 869.

Complex legal issues in relation to the alleged breaches of confidentiality and breaches of fiduciary duties relating to the alleged receipt of «secret commissions».

As in the instant case, the plaintiff there alleged that the individual defendant obtained certain trade secrets during his employment with plaintiff, then in breach of a confidentiality agreement that was part of his employment contract, misappropriated that information when he went to work for the defendant JPS.

The employer immediately notified Snay that he was in breach of the confidentiality clause in the agreement due to his daughter's Facebook post, and further, that it would not be paying the employee the $ 80,000 payment due to the breach.

It is a U.S. company, but the same would apply here: In Canadian jurisprudence, breach of duty of fidelity and breach of confidentiality are both cause for discharge.

All Statistics Canada employees take an oath of secrecy and face severe penalties for any breach of confidentiality.

I offered to write about the discussion using Chatham House rules (repeating what was said, but without identifying the speakers), but even that was considered to be too much of a breach of confidentiality.

You agree that you are not entitled to any compensation, credit or notice whatsoever and that by sending an unsolicited submission you waive the right to make any claim against RMG, its parents or affiliates relating to unsolicited submissions, including, without limitation, unfair competition, breach of implied contract or breach of confidentiality.

At the start of Monday's hearing, chairwoman Professor Alexis Jay (pictured) said: «I am aware that during a press conference at Lambeth Palace, the Archbishop of Canterbury recently confirmed to a journalist that he would be giving evidence at this hearing and also the date of his appearance... the church has apologised for this breach of confidentiality.

The emails and documents show that negotiators had agreed to terms that included a $ 20,000 breach of confidentiality clause in the contract should any of those involved in the deal go back on the settlement terms.

However MacShane said that Cameron should be careful about endorsing the breach of confidentiality that led to the police inquiry.

That was a breach of confidentiality, the panel concluded.

Litigation was most likely to arise from allegations of improper performance, errors in diagnosis, and claims that did not involve a purely medical error, such as abandonment, breach of confidentiality, or consent issues.

Although identities will remain confidential as much as possible, as I can not control the media, I can not take responsibility for any breaches of confidentiality that may occur Finally, the material produced by myself may be reproduced for personal use, provided that appropriate credit is given.

Media liabilities include issues such as copyright and trademark infringement, content liability, errors and omissions, defamation, libel, slander, breach of confidentiality, and invasion of privacy.

As «Jones immediately forwarded the article to Wang, Karl, Mann and Trenberth,...», is this not also as bad a breach of confidentiality that they are ascribing to Keenan?

The information owner may wish to provide for remedies in the event of a breach of confidentiality, including money damages, injunctive protection, attorneys» fees and appropriate indemnifications.

Breaches of confidentiality can cost you your job, get your name in the wrong place in the blogosphere or Twitterverse, and make you searchable in a bad way on Google, Lexis, and Westlaw under nasty ethical lapse search terms.

On Friday 1 December, the High Court confirmed that Morrisons is vicariously liable for Skelton's actions which amounted to breaches of the Data Protection Act 1998 (the DPA) and instances of misuse of private information and breach of confidentiality.

Advising in relation to a breach of confidentiality in an investment firm, including managing the crisis, reviewing what information had been lost, investigating the conduct of employees, delivering an investigation report and advising on remedial steps to improve cybersecurity.

A lawyer accused of fraud, legal malpractice, attorney misconduct, breach of confidentiality or a host of other possible charges could face some combination of these allegations:

The Court ruled that the employee knew, or ought to have known, that the surreptitious recording was a breach of his confidentiality and privacy obligations to his employer as well as of the personal code of conduct he had prepared as part of the corrective action imposed on him.

In a recent Manitoba decision, Hart v Parrish & Heimbecker, Limited («Hart»), the Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench ruled that an employee using his company cell phone to secretly record meetings with senior management was a breach of his confidentiality and privacy obligations to the employer.