Common use of No Existing Claims Clause in Contracts

No Existing Claims. Employee acknowledges and agrees that, to Employee’s knowledge, Employee has not been subjected or exposed to unlawful treatment, harassment or discrimination, or been denied any statutory or other legal rights, by the Company during or in connection with Employee’s employment with the Company.

No Existing Claims. Employee acknowledges and agrees that, to Employee’s her knowledge, Employee she has not been subjected or exposed to unlawful treatment, harassment or discrimination, or been denied any statutory or other legal rights, by the Company during or in connection with Employee’s her employment with the Company. Employee further warrants that, in connection with her employment with the Company, she has not engaged in any criminal conduct or other conduct in violation of the applicable Rules of Professional Conduct.

No Existing Claims. Employee acknowledges and agrees that, to Employee’s his knowledge, Employee he has not been subjected or exposed to unlawful treatment, harassment or discrimination, or been denied any statutory or other legal rights, by the Company during or in connection with Employee’s his employment with the Company. Employee further warrants that, in connection with his employment with the Company, he has not engaged in any criminal or illegal conduct.

No Existing Claims. Employee acknowledges and agrees that, to Employee’s knowledge, Employee has not been subjected or exposed to unlawful treatment, harassment or discrimination, or been denied any statutory or other legal rights, by the Company during or in connection with Employee’s employment with the Company. Employee further warrants that, in connection with his employment with the Company, he has not engaged in any criminal or illegal conduct.