Sentences with phrase «not breach that confidentiality»

Claim Group members must not breach that confidentiality, such as by sharing that confidential information with others (for example, talking about it to a mining company that they work for).

Obviously if the member site has been given approval by both buyer and seller to publish it is not breaching confidentiality however I believe publishing it publicly in any fashion prior to closing is a reckless thing to do in the event the deal falls through as this can damage the seller's position going forward.

Not exact matches

Some investors were pushing for Shop.ca to focus on profitability instead of scale, according to a former insider, who requested anonymity so as not to risk breaching a confidentiality agreement.

Information should not be transmitted within the site that is in any way libellous, obscene, discriminatory, defamatory, seditious, blasphemous, threatening to other individuals, in breach of copyright or confidentiality, or otherwise unlawful.

We tried on several occasions to reach out to her to ask — and had everyone sign confidentiality waivers so that she would not be breaching confidentiality if she spoke with us, as we thought she may have concerns with speaking publicly on an issue that requires confidentiality.

«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.»

The claims of a confidentiality breach and conflict of interest, if they prove true, «are serious, and are not off - the - wall,» says Paul Rothstein, a professor of torts, evidence, and civil litigation at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C..

The researchers admit that, whereas computerized translation seems problematic, «we have, however, not assessed the accuracy of human translators, who can not be assumed to be perfect and may be subject to confidentiality breaches.»

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.

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.

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.

But, they could not be found without breaching the confidentiality of private data, which were protected under the Greek legislation.

Among the more general problems they might create, data breaches and confidentiality represent a real issue if not properly handled.

The scenarios ran the gamut of clinic woes: missing Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) drugs; a breach of client confidentiality when photographs of a patient are posted on the Internet; a long - term employee who develops physical problems and a toxic attitude; the pros and cons of major equipment purchases; a new specialist who takes advantage of training funded by the clinic, then accepts a new job; a veterinarian who suffers fatal injuries on the job; an emergency call from a client who has not paid bills in the past.

In fact, if there ever were such confidentiality agreements, then CRU had breached them right from the start — by sending the 1991 version of the data to the US Department of Energy which published the station data online; by placing the 1996 version online at CRU as part of the ADVANCE / 10K program; and by sending station data out on request (not just to Georgia Tech, but to others, including Mann and Rutherford in 2005 and even to me in 2002 before I was identified as a potential critic).

For example, the updated comment to Rule 1.6 (c) on confidentiality provides a nonexhaustive list of factors to consider whether an attorney acted reasonably in the lead - up to a breach of client data, but it does not endorse a specific approach.

From the ethical perspective, I don't see any transgression in what Orrick is offering other firms — subject to all the usual safeguards and checks against conflicts, breaching confidentiality, maintaining Chinese walls, etc..

Acknowledging the issues were novel, the motions judge in SC v. NS concluded that the defendant / accused had breached the deemed undertaking of confidentiality when he used for his criminal defence the plaintiff's documentary productions from the civil case without first seeking directions from the court as to whether and how he could do so.

«Although it did not, the respondent's breach of solicitor - client confidentiality had the potential to seriously prejudice the client in his criminal proceedings,» the panel said.

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

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.

If a data breach could risk an individual's confidentiality or financial position, organisations must notify the ICO within 72 hours, and could be fined if they don't.

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.

For example, it would be important to determine if there is a clause that allows you to reveal that you are subject to a confidentiality clause: if not, your question constitutes a breach of contract.

In the Kitchener style («your country needs you»: 1914) of much modern code drafting (and even court forms, harrumph) the rule states: «If you are a lawyer... and you personally hold, or your firm holds, confidential information in relation to a client or former client, you must not risk breaching confidentiality by acting, or continuing to act, for another client... where: (a) that information might reasonably be expected to be material; and (b) that client has an interest adverse to the [other] client, except where proper arrangements can be made to protect that information [as set out later in the rules].»

LexMeet has the right to limit, suspend, discontinue or deny your access to and use of the Services at any time, and without notice, to anyone who violates these Terms of Use as LexMeet considers appropriate or necessary in its sole discretion, including but not limited to (1) security reasons (2) alleged or suspected breach of these Terms of Use, or (3) the protection of intellectual property (4) violation of confidentiality.

In formulating the obligation in that way, the court took the view that, although it may in principle be open to the decision - maker to accept confidential information and then decide to disclose the information in breach of the confidentiality obligations to which it was subject, in reality that was not an option available to a responsible public authority, both because it would be ethically repugnant to such a body, and because it was highly likely that such conduct would have a material adverse effect on its ability to obtain confidential information in the future: [59].

Interestingly, the Law Society of British Columbia, which issued a fraud alert about the CryptoWall attack, did not require these law firms to advise clients of the attacks despite the duty of confidentiality if the encrypted data was not «necessarily breached» and client files had not been accessed.

The complainant made several allegations against each registrant, e.g., a registrant did not supervise clinical exercises properly by allowing students to take responsibility for treatment; a registrant was not aware of results of treatment, putting patients at risk; registrants did not act properly as nurses when aware of the risks the complainant posed to others; the complainant's confidentiality was breached; and a registrant acted outside her authority as a Langara College instructor.

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.

Further, and not surprisingly, the NYSBA states that if the lawyer has information to suggest that the provider's security measures are not longer adequate, or if the lawyer learns of a breach of confidentiality at the provider, the lawyer must investigate whether there has been a breach of confidentiality of its client information, must notify clients, and must discontinue use of the service unless the lawyer receives assurances that the problems have been sufficiently remediated.

These provisions do not however provide the customer or service provider with the ability to enforce the third party's compliance with the confidentiality obligations flowed down to it or a direct right of action against any third party for the third party's breach of such confidentiality obligations.

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.

I'd think that merely telling me that one is aware of a settlement where the risk to the wrongdoer that Resurfice material contribution would be applied played a significant role in the fact that settlement was reached, without more, wouldn't be of a breach of any confidentiality obligation (unless somehow the mere fact you say something somehow breaches the obligation).

The other possible outcome of the Wong decision is it may prompt employers to take a stronger position if they suspect a terminated employee has breached a confidentiality provision but they weren't sure whether to pursue it further.

It is quite right to point out that anonymity can not be guaranteed and must not be relied on as a cloak (this is why I decided from the outset not to bother blogging anonymously), but why not simply make plain that holders of judicial office should never blog anything that would be inappropriate or would breach confidentiality if their identity were to become known?

The New Jersey Family Collaborative Law Act extends the privilege of confidentiality to all members of the collaborative team: the confidentiality of the collaborative divorce proceedings can not be breached with the permission of the clients.

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

g. Emails and texts may not be secure and therefore it is possible that the confidentiality of such communications may be breached by a third party.

The confidentiality clause in a settlement agreement is not unusual and there is now authority from the Superior Court of Ontario that breach of the confidentiality will lead to repayment of the portion of the settlement by the wrongdoer.

One of the worse developments is the apparent proliferation of self - serving sales reps who reputably breach confidentiality, not to mention our code of ethics.

ensure the content you submit is not unlawful or for an improper purpose and is not misleading or deceptive, defamatory, in breach of any copyright, trade mark or obligation of confidentiality, and not contrary to privacy legislation or any other applicable law; and

'' (26)(i) Given the position of TREB and of certain of its members, as the affidavits» files attest, the question of whether or not the proposed business plan of RS / Bell constitutes a breach of the confidentiality of the AUA and the TREB rules is one that is best determined at a trial.»