Common use of Information and Testimony Clause in Contracts

Information and Testimony. For a period of time up to five years from Employee’s last date of employment with Employer, Employee shall, without expense to Employee, give such true information and testimony at reasonable times and places upon prior notice, under oath if requested, as may be requested by Employer or its designees relative to any Intellectual Development described in Section 7 above.

Information and Testimony. For a period of time up to five years from Employee’s last date of employment with Employer, Employee shall, without expense to Employee, give such true information and testimony at reasonable times and places upon prior notice, under oath if requested, as may be requested by Employer or its designees relative to any Intellectual Development described in Section 7 8 above.

Information and Testimony. For a period of time up to five years from Employee’s last date of employment with Employer, Employee shall, without expense to EmployeeEmployee and at the cost of the Employer, give such true information and testimony at reasonable times and places places, as mutually agreed upon by Employer and Employee, upon prior notice, under oath if requested, as may be requested by Employer or its designees relative to any Intellectual Development described in Section 7 above.