Legal Communications definition

Legal Communications means any and all communications (electronic or otherwise) by a Seller Entity (and all respective Representatives thereof) with legal counsel, and any other communications, documents or information that in each case, are subject to the attorney-client privilege or considered attorney work product.
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Legal Communications has the meaning provided in Section 11.16.
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Examples of Legal Communications in a sentence

  • You cannot request information, services or paper copies of periodic statements, Legal Communications or any other items or terminate enrollment in Solvay Bank Statement Delivery by responding to the notice by e-mail (including using the reply function), and we will not be responsible for responding to any such request you make by responding to the notice by e-mail.

  • You cannot request information, services or paper copies of periodic statements, Legal Communications or any other items or terminate enrollment in Electronic Statement Delivery by responding to the notice by e-mail (including using the reply function), and we will not be responsible for responding to any such request you make by responding to the notice by e-mail.

  • If the Buyer or the Company or any of their respective Affiliates is required by any legal proceeding or Governmental Entity to disclose any Closing Legal Communications notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, the Buyer or the Company, as the case may be, shall be entitled to disclose such Closing Legal Communications and shall notify the Sellers Representative as soon as reasonably practicable after furnishing such information.

  • If there is a dispute between the Buyer or the Company and a third party, the Buyer and/or the Company may assert privilege against such third party with respect to the Closing Legal Communications but may not waive such privilege without the prior written consent of the Sellers Representative.

  • The Project Team will have representation from existing Council officers at Blackpool and Fylde including representation from Planning, Highways, Economic Development, Finance, Legal, Communications and Engineering Teams and other Council staff as required.

  • If there is a dispute between the Buyer Parties or the Surviving Corporation and a third party, the Buyer Parties and/or the Surviving Corporation may assert privilege against such third party with respect to the Closing Legal Communications but may not waive such privilege without the prior written consent of the Holders Representative, and no member of the Holder Group may waive such privilege in connection with such dispute without the prior written consent of Parent.

  • Legal Communications shall not include communications that do not involve the giving of legal advice or information about facts and circumstances that do not relate to the Mergers.

  • To the extent that Legal Communications are contained in files or other materials maintained by the Retained Counsel, such portion of such files or other materials that contain Legal Communications constitute property of the Company Securityholders.

  • The rights and privileges of the Closing Legal Communications shall be controlled, and waiver thereto may only be approved, by the Holders Representative.

  • The rights and privileges of the Closing Legal Communications shall be controlled, and waiver thereto may only be approved, by the Sellers Representative in writing.