Sentences with phrase «disclose confidential»

«A REALTOR who is not your agent can not disclose any confidential information about his / her principal unless otherwise authorized.»

The brokerage continues to have duties to supervise and not disclose confidential information.

The brokerage continues to have duties to supervise its related licensees and to not disclose confidential information, and it must treat the interests of all clients in an even handed, objective, and impartial manner.

The designated agents are able to fully represent the interests of their respective buyer clients, while the brokerage must treat the interests of the competing clients in an even handed, objective and impartial manner, and not disclose any confidential information concerning any of the clients to any other person unless authorized to do so by the client or required by law.

They may not advocate the position of one client over the best interests of the other client, or disclose any confidential information to the other party without written consent.

The brokerage continues to have duties to supervise and to not disclose confidential information.

The licensee still requires the agreement of the buyer they will be representing that the licensee is not required to disclose any confidential information they may have acquired as a result of acting for the competing buyer.

Licensees should not volunteer to disclose confidential information about their clients at any time.

The least risky course of action for the licensee may be to not represent this potential buyer; however, if the licensee wishes to provide agency representation they would first have to advise the buyer that they had previously represented the seller and that they can not disclose confidential information obtained in that earlier relationship concerning such matters as:

There is also a clause that states the brokerage or its designated agents is not required to disclose confidential information obtained through any other agency relationship.

We will not disclose confidential customer information outside Rental Home Professionals and its affiliates unless:

Neither do we accept board seats or disclose confidential information we receive.

For security purposes, please do not disclose any confidential or sensitive information in the form fields.

A dual agent still must not disclose confidential information to either party and must operate in a hands - off manner.

disclose any confidential information about the other party unless specifically authorized to do so.

Where the agreement is oral, the licensee should obtain the client's agreement that they are permitted to act for other buyers and sellers and that they will not disclose confidential information obtained through other agency relationships.

This general requirement to not disclose confidential client information applies unless the client has consented to the information being disclosed, or it is required by law to be disclosed.

The brokerage and the designated agent undertake that they will not disclose any confidential information concerning the client to any other designated agent at the brokerage unless authorized by the client or required by law.

Govedaris did not disclose confidential information about his client, the plaintiff company.

Only in rare instances when the safety of a client or others is at risk do we disclose confidential information shared between you and your counselor.

A Subpoena does not compel a therapist to disclose confidential treatment information including records.

Don't disclose confidential information about former employers or clients, especially in the financial or management sectors.

You disclose confidential information.

But be very careful not to disclose any confidential information.

To the extent Recipient may be required by Law to disclose Confidential Information, Recipient may make such disclosure, provided that Recipient (i) to the extent permitted by Law, notifies Discloser of such requirement prior to disclosure and (ii) allows Discloser to take reasonable action to avoid and / or limit disclosure.

In furtherance of the purpose or purposes stated below, the Company may disclose its Confidential Information to Recipient.

In that context, the firm is permitted to disclose confidential information in order to obtain advice.

Some of these situations are likely to be covered by express provisions of the outsourcing agreement, e.g. outsourcing agreements normally provide that it is not a breach of the confidentiality obligations for a party to disclose confidential information to the extent required by applicable law.

The Supreme Court takes a very hard line on confidentiality for law clerks, going so far as to make them sign a confidentiality agreement before they start work that requires them to agree never to disclose confidential information learned in the course of their one - year employment.

As indicated in item 4 above, there are many different situations in which one party may wish to disclose the confidential information of the other to a third party, e.g. the service provider may wish to disclose confidential information of the customer to its subcontractors or the customer may need to disclose confidential information of the service provider to other entities providing services to it in order for the various services to inter-operate.

To avoid having to seek consent in the future, each of the customer and service provider should identify, before the outsourcing agreement is signed, the various circumstances in which it may wish to use or disclose the confidential information of the other party.

Confidentiality obligations frequently limit the ability of a party to use or disclose the confidential information of the other party in terms similar to the following:

He has a particular interest in protecting business and charities from being forced to disclose confidential information, including counselling notes, by the courts in relation to third party witness summons.

However, the mediator may disclose confidential information where ordered to do so by a judicial authority or where required to do so by law; or where the information suggests that there will be actual or potential threat to human life or safety, or the commission of a crime in the future.

3.3 - 7 A lawyer may disclose confidential information to the extent reasonably necessary to detect and resolve conflicts of interest arising from the lawyer's change of employment or from changes in the composition or ownership of a law firm, but only if the information disclosed does not compromise the solicitor - client privilege or otherwise prejudice the client.

3.3 - 3 A lawyer may disclose confidential information, but must not disclose more information than is required, when the lawyer believes on reasonable grounds that there is an imminent risk of death or serious bodily harm, and disclosure is necessary to prevent the death or harm.

This program is a great way to learn about what to do in case you inadvertently disclose confidential or privileged information, and also what to do if you receive information inadvertently disclosed.

See Rule 3.3 - 7 which provides that a lawyer may disclose confidential information to the extent the lawyer reasonably believes necessary to detect and resolve conflicts of interest where lawyers transfer between firms.

3.3 - 1.1 When required by law or by order of a tribunal of competent jurisdiction, a lawyer shall disclose confidential information, but the lawyer shall not disclose more information than is required.

In contrast, the Law Society of Upper Canada Rules of Professional Conduct only permit a lawyer to disclose confidential information in order to prevent death or serious bodily harm (see Rule 3.3 - 3).

His children have asked me to provide them with some information about him and to disclose confidential documents.

First, in the United States, the American Bar Association's Model Rules of Professional Conduct permit a lawyer for an organization to disclose confidential information in cases where the lawyer knows that someone associated with the organization is acting illegally and in a manner that is likely to result in substantial injury to the organization, so long as the lawyer has first pursued internal channels to deal with the issue (see Rule 1.13).

162 (1) If the Commissioner provides a periodic report to city council on his or her activities, the Commissioner may summarize advice he or she has given but shall not disclose confidential information that could identify a person concerned.

However, just because the third - party beneficiaries can't compel you to disclose confidential attorney - client communications, doesn't mean they can't sue you for malpractice.

The receiving party may disclose Confidential Information to the extent required pursuant to judicial order or other compulsion of law; provided that the receiving party shall provide prompt notice of such requirement to the disclosing party (to the extent legally permitted) and shall comply, at the disclosing party's expense, with any protective order imposed on such disclosure; provided further that the disclosing party shall reimburse the receiving party for the reasonable cost of compiling and providing secure access to such Confidential Information if such disclosure is required as part of a legal proceeding that involves the disclosing party.

Good lawyers don't disclose confidential information about other clients.

«Reporter Tries to Block Daily Fines»: Pete Yost of The Associated Press provides a report that begins, «A former USA Today reporter asked an appeals court Monday to block daily fines levied by a judge who wants her to disclose confidential sources for stories on a scientist under scrutiny in the 2001 anthrax attacks.»

For example, the agreements with eBay Canada expressly provide that they may disclose confidential «eBay System Information» (which the appellants say includes information about PowerSellers) which «is required to be disclosed by order of any court»: Appeal Book, vol.

While PBO will not intentionally disclose confidential information of those who apply for or receive services, the expectation of confidentiality respecting information provided to PBO is reduced in PBO's open concept environments where conversations can be overheard and in any event is not as high as it would be in the course of a private retainer for legal services.

In Destiny Investments (1993) Ltd and another v TH Holdings Ltd and another [2016] the High Court granted a third party disclosure order requiring auditors of a company to disclose confidential client documents relevant to a dispute between shareholders.