Privilege and Confidentiality. 1. Nothing in this Settlement Agreement, settlement, or the negotiations or proceedings relating to the foregoing is intended to or shall be deemed to constitute a waiver of any applicable privilege or immunity, including, without limitation, the accountants’ privilege, the attorney-client privilege, the joint defense privilege, or work product immunity.
2. The Settling Parties agree to continue to maintain the confidentiality of all settlement discussions and materials exchanged during the settlement negotiation. However, during the period prior to the public filing of this Agreement, Xxxxx Farms and Class Plaintiffs can inform other parties to this Action that they have reached a settlement agreement, the amount of the settlement, and the cooperation provided for in Section II(A) of this Settlement Agreement. Moreover, during the period prior to the public filing of this Agreement, Xxxxx Farms may disclose the fact of settlement, the amount of settlement, and other terms of the Settlement Agreement to the Department of Justice or to comply with any legal obligations.
Privilege and Confidentiality. 1. Nothing in this Settlement Agreement, settlement, or the negotiations or proceedings relating to the foregoing is intended to or shall be deemed to constitute a waiver of any applicable privilege or immunity, including, without limitation, the accountants’ privilege, the attorney-client privilege, the joint defense privilege, or work product immunity.
2. The Settling Parties agree to continue to maintain the confidentiality of all settlement discussions and materials exchanged during the settlement negotiation. However, during the period prior to the public filing of this Agreement, Peco and Class Plaintiffs can inform other parties to this Action that they have reached a settlement agreement, the amount of the settlement, and the cooperation provided for in Section II(A) of this Settlement Agreement. Moreover, during the period prior to the public filing of this Agreement, Peco may disclose the fact of settlement, the amount of settlement and other terms of the Settlement Agreement to comply with any legal obligations.
Privilege and Confidentiality. MRPC 1.6 requires attorneys to safeguard client confidences. This goes beyond the need to protect attorney client privileged information. Addressing in the engagement letter circumstances when communication of confidential information may occur can be helpful, especially since the privilege belongs to the client and not the attorney. Consider alerting the client that use of a corporate or employer’s computer or email may, under some circumstances, waive the privilege.
Privilege and Confidentiality. Address whether they want (and to what extent) information shared with other professionals so that there can be a coordinated approach to the plan and obtain authorization to do so where appropriate. Discuss what communications will be permitted in the event of disability and upon death.
Privilege and Confidentiality. 1. Nothing in this Settlement Agreement, settlement, or the negotiations or proceedings relating to the foregoing is intended to or shall be deemed to constitute a waiver of any applicable privilege or immunity, including, without limitation, the accountants’ privilege, the attorney-client privilege, the joint defense privilege, or work product immunity.
2. The Settling Parties agree to continue to maintain the confidentiality of all settlement discussions and materials exchanged during the settlement negotiation. The Settling Parties may disclose the fact of the settlement and the cooperation provided for in Section II(A) of this Settlement Agreement to other parties in the Action. Furthermore, during the period following the notice of settlement in Section II(F)(1) and prior to the public filing of this Agreement, Settling Defendant and Class Plaintiffs can, in addition, inform other parties to this Action as to the amount of the settlement. Moreover, during the period prior to the public filing of this Agreement, Settling Defendant may disclose the fact of settlement, the amount of settlement, and other terms of the Settlement Agreement to the Department of Justice or to comply with any legal obligations.
Privilege and Confidentiality. 16.1 Communications between Us (including Our agents) and You (including Your agents) are protected by legal professional privilege, and We will treat them as confidential.
16.2 We will hold in strict confidence all information concerning You and Your affairs that We acquire in the course of acting for You. This includes, but is not limited to, the Confidential Information as defined in the Funding Agreement.
16.3 We will not disclose or otherwise make available this information to any third party other than:
(i) to the extent necessary to carry out Your instructions;
(ii) in accordance with this Retainer;
(iii) to the extent required by law or by the Rules of Conduct and Client Care for Lawyers.
16.4 You authorise Us to provide all clients, Harbour and the Legal Advisors with confidential updates relating to the Action from time to time.
16.5 You acknowledge and agree that unless required by law, You shall not make any statement or announcement to any third party in connection with or in relation to the terms of this Retainer, the Proceedings or any payments You receive without Our prior written consent.
16.6 You acknowledge and agree that We are entitled to ownership of documents created for the common benefit of all clients as common work, including but not limited to documents relating to Proceedings.
16.7 This clause in its entirety survives the termination of this Retainer for any reason.
Privilege and Confidentiality. 3.1. The Mediator and the parties and all persons brought into the mediation by either party, agree that the following are privileged and that they will not be disclosed or introduced as evidence in any arbitration, tribunal or Court proceedings:
(a) any exchanges whether oral or documentary concerning the dispute passing between any of the parties and the Mediator or between any two or more of the parties within the mediation;
(b) any views expressed or suggestions or proposals made within the mediation by the Mediator or any party in respect of a possible settlement of the dispute;
(c) any admissions made within the mediation by any party;
(d) the fact that any party has indicated within the mediation a willingness to accept any proposal for settlement made by the Mediator or by any other party;
(e) any documents brought into existence for the purpose of the mediation such as issues, statements or notes made within the mediation by the Mediator or by any party.
3.2. The parties agree that the Mediator will not be subpoenaed as a witness in any Court, tribunal or arbitration proceedings.
3.3. All non-parties brought into the mediation by a party shall sign a confidentiality agreement.
3.4. Every aspect of and communication within the mediation shall be without prejudice and the parties and the Mediator agree that all information disclosed by or to them during the mediation (and including any preliminary meetings) shall be kept absolutely confidential and not be used for any purpose other than the mediation unless required by law subject only to a party disclosing information or documents obtained during the mediation to a person not present at the mediation where the party is consulting the person in order to obtain professional advice.
3.5. Any party so disclosing documents or information in such circumstances must inform the professional adviser of the confidentiality attaching to such documents or information.
Privilege and Confidentiality. 1. Nothing in this Settlement Agreement, settlement, or the negotiations or proceedings relating to the foregoing is intended to or shall be deemed to constitute a waiver of any applicable privilege or immunity, including, without limitation, the accountants’ privilege, the attorney-client privilege, the joint defense privilege, or work product immunity.
2. During the period prior to the public filing of this Settlement Agreement, the Settling Parties agree to maintain the confidentiality of all settlement discussions, materials exchanged during those settlement discussions, and the terms of this Settlement Agreement. However, during the period prior to the public filing of this Settlement Agreement, WMS and Class Plaintiffs can inform other parties to this Action that they have reached a settlement agreement.
Privilege and Confidentiality. Points to Consider
Privilege and Confidentiality. 1. Nothing in this Settlement Agreement, settlement, or the negotiations or proceedings relating to the foregoing is intended to or shall be deemed to constitute a waiver of any applicable privilege or immunity, including, without limitation, the accountants’ privilege, the attorney-client privilege, the attorney work product doctrine, the mediation privilege prescribed under California law, the common interest or joint defense privilege, or work product immunity.
2. The Settling Parties agree to continue to maintain the confidentiality of all settlement and mediation discussions and materials exchanged during the settlement and mediation negotiations. However, during the period prior to the public filing of this Agreement, Case and Class Plaintiffs can inform other parties to this Action that they have reached a settlement agreement, the amount of the settlement, and the cooperation provided for in Section II(A)(2) of this Settlement Agreement. Moreover, during the period prior to the public filing of this Agreement, Case may disclose the fact of settlement, the amount of settlement, and other terms of the Settlement Agreement to comply with any legal obligations.
