Sentences with word «inadvertent»

Social media creates a risk of inadvertent disclosure of privileged or confidential information, including identities of current, former or prospective clients.

CB: Agencies need to consider the possibility for inadvertent disclosure of personal information as they start to either require or invite their regulated communities to post information publicly.

There's no way for any company, no matter how diligent, to be 100 % accurate 100 % of the time, and I can't imagine a scenario whereby a court would attribute liability to a company for what is a defensible argument of inadvertent error.

Computer scientists at Duke University have developed software that helps prevent inadvertent disclosure of trade secrets and other restricted information within a camera's field of view by letting users specify what others can see.

Over objections, the client's attorney Gibson Dunn had used the document in the litigation arguing that not only had it come from its client's files and not by inadvertent disclosure in discovery, but it also had passed through the hands of several non-lawyers and any privilege had been waived.

This case does not involve any factors, such as inadvertent mistake or newly discovered evidence, that might, on equitable grounds, relieve Otis from the application of judicial estoppel.

It can also ensure that client - specific references are clean, and that meta data is removed to avoid inadvertent mistakes.

1989 - 92 Audi 80/90, 100/200: Seven complaints of inadvertent deployment of driver airbag; two cases involved underbody impact.

An algorithm learning the wrong lessons or formulating responses based on an incomplete picture, and the lack of transparency into what criteria are reflected in a decision model, are especially problematic when identified correlations function as inadvertent proxies for excluding or discriminating against protected classes of people.

Real estate brokers must maintain a constant vigil against inadvertent violations of antitrust laws.

Not only can it provide competitors with an inkling of what they're up to, inadvertent leaks also have the potential to damage the product's and the company's future prospects as well.

To help protect such people from inadvertent exposure to nuts, labels on packaged foods often voluntarily state whether they were prepared in a facility that also processes nuts.

The conclusion unleashed a torrent of protest, including a letter warning of possible inadvertent releases and environmental and public health threats, which was signed by 58 organizations from 22 countries around the world.

Subsection (b) deals with inadvertent production in federal or State proceedings.»

A party may inadvertently produce «protected» materials, and that inadvertent production may lead to waiver or privilege or work product.

It bears saying once again: the negative effects of judicial review reform are not inadvertent consequences.

There's no hiding the Atlas is a big, hulking SUV, so it offers the latest suite of safety and driver - assistance tech including lane assist, which actively steers the vehicle back into its lane if inadvertent drift is detected.

The penalty for failure to meet the nondiscrimination tests is that the plan sponsor must pay an excise tax equal to $ 147 per day per non-highly compensated employee who is discriminated against, to a maximum of $ 500,000 per taxable year for inadvertent failures.

It hearkened back to a series my children and I watched on National Geographic several months ago, «Racing Extinction,» during which we saw stunning evidence of humankind's inadvertent effects on our natural world, such as how even a slight change in average sea temperature can decimate entire coral reefs.

There are old - school knobs for the climate control system (a good thing), and knobs at the bottom corners of the touchscreen for the sound system, though using them often causes inadvertent contact with the screen, which can change the screen menus or the view on the navigation system.

«There are serious questions for the Labour party here about inadvertent giving through the political levy.

It's not uncommon to make inadvertent mistakes in an insurance claim, such as accidentally admitting partial fault for the accident for not filling in the forms correctly.

There is a major risk, associated with the surgical procedure itself, of causing inadvertent damage to the parathyroid glands, which lie close to or within the thyroid glands and are crucial in maintaining stable blood - calcium levels.

Gregory thought that the pastor is responsible for even inadvertent use of language.

Working in concert with LDWS, Genesis» Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS) performs a similar function of LDWS, but LKAS additionally provides a driver - adjustable level of steering assist to help prevent inadvertent lane departure when a vehicle approaches the edge of a lane and also provides steering wheel haptic vibration feedback.

* Accuracy and speed - touch response times on the Latitude XT are faster than the Lenovo X61T1 * Advanced digital palm rejection technology, helping prevent inadvertent contact that disrupts pen input * The digitizer technology on the Latitude XT is rated up to 10 times more durable than competing resistive touch digitizer technology * Maintenance - free, no - battery pen with eraser and «right» mouse click functionality

She also pointed out potential inadvertent consequences of the bill, noting that there are strict criteria for qualifying expenditures under the public funds program, and more public funds could make it harder for candidates to justify spending on non-qualifying purposes such as defending a ballot petition in court.

Such errors could cause inadvertent changes in the contents of payment instructions.

No matter the origin, copyright violations are serious business, and even inadvertent infringement can lead to financial losses and damage to your reputation.

The latest research highlights the need to reduce inadvertent exposure to PBDEs in the home and office environment (e.g., via dust), and in diet (e.g., via fish or meat products), to avert potential developmental neurotoxicity in pregnant women and young children.

When asked about the possibility of withholding notification because of inadvertent use (such as eating contaminated meat), Catlin declared, «No!

While we have tried to provide accurate and timely information, and have relied on sources we believe to be reliable, the site may include inadvertent technical or factual inaccuracies.

And inadvertent selection bias inherent in scientific journal publishing tends to promote claims that at least appear to be decisive.

Avoid such inadvertent discrepancies by reviewing your own resume before an interview.

Recent developments in the law of attorney - client privilege presents new pitfalls for inadvertent waiver by your clients.

A potential inadvertent deployment of the driver side airbag is responsible for 770,000 SUVs being recalled; a fire risk from the alternator is responsible for 565,000 other vehicles.

In its own inadvertent way, Art of Another Kind is an advertisement for the benefits of localism.

No wonder some of those Hollywood actresses seem like zombies — and now millions of Americans are now participating in the same inadvertent experiment.

The idea had been kicking around since the 1920s, when Georges Lemaitre, a Belgian priest - scholar, first tentatively proposed it, but it didn't really become an active notion in cosmology until the mid-1960s when two young radio astronomers made an extraordinary and inadvertent discovery.

Biologists have to undertake large studies that can guarantee the statistical significance of observations, and they need self - critical analysis to avoid inadvertent biases.