Examples of Designating Party in a sentence
The Recipient shall object to any such request for production on the ground of this Confidentiality Agreement and shall not disclose said Confidential Material until either: (a) the Recipient receives written permission from the Designating Party allowing disclosure; or (b) the Recipient is ordered by a court or other tribunal to produce the Confidential Material.
However, nothing contained in this Protective Order shall affect the right of the Designating Party to use its own Confidential Material.
If any person subject to this Agreement (“Recipient”) receives a subpoena or discovery demand to copy, inspect, or produce Confidential Material, then the Recipient shall, within five (5) days after receiving the request, provide notice thereof to the Designating Party.
A Designating Party may designate material as “Confidential Material” based upon a belief that the material: (a) constitutes trade secrets or other confidential research, proprietary, development, financial, or commercial information not reasonably available to the public; (b) is subject to confidential settlement agreements and/or negotiations; (c) contains confidential information regarding clients; and/or (d) is otherwise confidential.
Within thirty (30) days after the conclusion of this Lawsuit, and at the discretion of the Designating Party, each Party shall: (a) return to counsel for the Designating Party all Confidential Material produced by that Party, including any copies thereof; or (b) destroy such Confidential Material or maintain the Material as confidential until the Receiving Party destroys or returns the Material, and provide a certification or affirmation that the Confidential Materials have been destroyed.