Legal Discovery Sample Clauses

Legal Discovery. State Street acknowledges and agrees that each BTC Recipient is required to preserve and produce electronic data in support of such BTC Recipient’s legal discovery obligations, as they may arise, for investigations and/or litigation. As part of the Services, and to the extent not prohibited by applicable Laws, State Street will make available to such BTC Recipient BTC Data that State Street maintains and that is the subject of any legal discovery obligation of such BTC Recipient, subject to reimbursement for out of pocket costs reasonably incurred by State Street to the extent such assistance is not capable of being performed by State Street Personnel during normal business hours without disruption to the Services. Master Services Agreement 36 BTC | State Street CONFIDENTIAL
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Legal Discovery. Provider acknowledges and agrees that each BFA Recipient is required to preserve and produce electronic data in support of such BFA Recipient’s legal discovery obligations, as they may arise, for investigations and/or litigation. As part of the Services, and to the extent not prohibited by applicable Laws, Provider will make available to such BFA Recipient BFA Data that Provider maintains and that is the subject of any legal discovery obligation of such BFA Recipient, subject to reimbursement for out-of-pocket costs reasonably incurred by Provider to the extent such assistance is not capable of being performed by Provider Personnel during normal business hours without disruption to the Services.
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Legal Discovery. State Street acknowledges and agrees that each BFA Recipient is required to preserve and produce electronic data in support of such BFA Recipient’s legal discovery obligations, as they may arise, for investigations and/or litigation. As part of the Services, and to the extent not prohibited by applicable Laws, State Street will make available to such BFA Recipient BFA Data that State Street maintains and that is the subject of any legal discovery obligation of such BFA Recipient, subject to reimbursement for out of pocket costs reasonably incurred by State Street to the extent such assistance is not capable of being performed by State Street Personnel during normal business hours without disruption to the Services.
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Legal Discovery. Provider acknowledges and agrees that each Lending Fund is required to preserve and produce electronic data in support of such Lending Fund’s legal discovery obligations, as they may arise, for investigations and/or litigation. As part of the Services, and to the extent not prohibited by applicable Laws, Provider will make available to such Lending Fund BTC Data that Provider maintains and that is the subject of any legal discovery obligation of such Lending Fund, subject to reimbursement for out-of-pocket costs reasonably incurred by Provider to the extent such assistance is not capable of being performed by Provider Personnel during normal business hours without disruption to the Services.
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Legal Discovery. 15.1. The Customer may place a legal discovery request to Selerant on Customer data which may be subject to a legal action. In that case, Selerant shall make a reasonable effort in order to provide an answer to Customer’s request and make the Customer data available within 15 days from the request or within a longer term when requested by the Customer, without impacting data retention schedules or live data. Customer agree to pay Selerant for this service fee on a time and material basis accordingly to Selerant services fees current at that time.
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Legal Discovery. Buyer is required to preserve and produce electronic data in support of its legal discovery obligations, as they may arise, for investigations and/or litigation. As part of the Supplier Services, Supplier shall cooperate with any legal discovery requests made by any IBM Entity, including the dissemination of preservation requests, collection of data, imaging of systems, back-up of electronic information, maintenance, retention and production of any such data. Supplier shall keep detailed records of its efforts to preserve data required for legal discovery.
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Legal Discovery. State Street acknowledges and agrees that each BGI Recipient is required to preserve and produce electronic data in support of such BGI Recipient's legal discovery Master Services Agreement 35 BGI | State Street CONFIDENTIAL Portions of this agreement have been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment request by BlackRock Institutional Trust Company, N.A. and have been filed separately with the Securities Exchange Commission. obligations, as they may arise, for investigations and/or litigation. As part of the Services, and to the extent not prohibited by applicable Laws, State Street will make available to such BGI Recipient BGI Data that State Street maintains and that is the subject of any legal discovery obligation of such BGI Recipient, subject to reimbursement for out of pocket costs reasonably incurred by State Street to the extent such assistance is not capable of being performed by State Street Personnel during normal business hours without disruption to the Services.
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Legal Discovery. The Navient Entities from time to time may be required to preserve and produce electronic data in support of its legal discovery obligations, as they may arise, for investigations and/or litigation. As part of the Services, Servicer shall cooperate with any legal discovery requests made by the Navient Entities, including the dissemination of preservation requests, collection of data, imaging of systems, back up of electronic information and maintenance, retention and production of any such data. Servicer shall keep detailed records of its efforts to preserve data required for legal discovery. Any material costs of Servicer resulting directly from such a legal discovery request shall be the obligation of Navient subject to the Change Control Procedures, provided that Navient shall not be responsible for Servicer’s costs related to (a) de minimis legal discovery requests by any Navient Entity or any third party; (b) legal discovery requests made by any Navient Entity in the normal course of business; (c) legal discovery requests with which Servicer would be required to comply even if Servicer were not servicing Navient’s Loans; and (d) legal discovery requests to the extent initiated due to a failure of Servicer to comply with the terms of the Agreement or due to a degradation in the performance of the Services.
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