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A trade secret owner may also beneficially exploit the trade secret through licensing, sales, or various other business ventures based on the confidential information. Such cooperative ventures often raise other issues. Exploitation of trade secret information may also occur through the unintended disclosure of this information to the pubHc. Generally, the people who learn of trade secret information tend to be the trade secret owner s employees, customers, Hcensees, suppHers, and joint venture partners. [Pg.40]

The fact that disclosures made orally or by visual inspection may be considered confidential information. [Pg.41]

Considering the merchant nature of the tolling business, these informal communications must still respect the confidentiality concerns and restrictions on both parties. While specific experience in allied technologies often may not be disclosed, it is incumbent on both parties to establish means to convey critical safety issues without disclosure of otherwise confidential information. [Pg.115]

Recovery of Technology All confidential information or equipment provided by the client or toller to the other party should be returned. [Pg.134]

Alternatively, to protect confidential information, you may wish to enter only the percentage by which the weight of the chemical in the wastes has changed. This figure may be calculated using the following formula ... [Pg.51]

This software contains proprietary and confidential information, including trade secrets, belonging to Gaussian, Inc. [Pg.179]

To benefit from mentoring relationships, mentees also need to display a range of characteristics and behaviours that enable this to happen. These include an internal locus of control and its behavioural manifestation of taking charge of the mentoring relationship. Furthermore, an interest in developing themselves and the ability to respect confidential information are also important. [Pg.167]

Trade secrets (or undisclosed information ) are also protected under the TRIPS Agreement [34]. Despite this international agreement, there is a wide range of difference in the manner in which countries implement these provisions. Few countries, apart from the United States, have explicit provisions in their laws on the protection of trade secrets. In some countries, protection is only granted when a former employee takes confidential information to a new employer, whereas in other countries, protection is granted more widely. Unfortunately, once a trade secret is no longer a trade secret it can be freely used by anybody else who obtained the information fairly. The value of the trade secret is thus much more limited than, for example, patents or copyrights. [Pg.711]

Laboratory Chemical Disposal Co. Ltd., confidential information, 1968 During vacuum fractionation of the mixed dichlorophenols produced by partial hydrolysis of trichlorobenzene, rapid admission of air to the receiver caused the column contents to be forced down into the boiler at 210°C, and a violent explosion ensued. [Pg.703]

The Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) opened for signature in Paris, on January 13, 1993 and entered into force on April 29, 1997. Its complexity is reflected in almost 200 pages of text, containing Preamble and 24 Articles and three Annexes On Chemicals (6 p), On Implementation Verification (105 p), and On Protection of Confidential Information (5 p) [2], To the main pillars of the CWC belong ... [Pg.50]

The market prices used in this study represent multiple year averages for the 1990s in the United States. The capital requirements and economic estimates here presented represent the views of this present author based on interpretations of publicly available documents and are not based on any confidential information. The economic calculations follow good engineering principles and generally accepted accounting procedures, but are not guarantees of specific outcomes. [Pg.587]

Harshaw Chemical Co., a division of Kewanee, was able to grow a 17-in. crystal for ionization detection, which no one else had done. Harshaw considered the processes involved to be a trade secret. Several former employees of Harshaw formed or later joined Bicron Co. These employees had signed at least one agreement with Harshaw not to disclose confidential information or trade secrets. Bicron was formed to produce crystals. [Pg.40]

A trade secret has no geographical boundaries and no fixed lifetime. It expires when the subject matter becomes "generally known, so that it is no longer a secret. Comments on the point are too lengthy to explore here. Much of the law devolves from the centuries old relationship of master and servant. If the master disclosed a trade secret to a servant, in confidence, the parties were of equal size. With modem corporations and individual employees the sizes are disproportionate. Still, however, a secret or confidential information can pass from one to the other. A corporation may spread a confidence among as many as have a reasonable need to know without the secret s losing its confidential status, but if spread too widely, the secret aspect may be lost. [Pg.44]

The Type V DMF enables confidential information to be submitted to the FDA, for example, a contract manufacturing facility may provide proprietary information to the FDA without divulging it to the Sponsor client. The FDA reviews the DMF, but the DMF is never approved or disapproved. The holder of the DMF is notified of deficiencies for rectification. It is the holder s responsibility to update the DMF on an annual basis. [Pg.246]

The leader may become aware of confidential information while simultaneously facing outside demands for premature release of the team s findings. The leader should have interpersonal skills suited to interacting with strong personalities while avoiding clashes and maintaining confidentiality. The leader must be able to influence changes within an established operation. [Pg.99]

Then there are questions of ethics, patient confidentiality, informed consent and ethics committee approval to be addressed, as well as the whole... [Pg.446]

Articles 21(3) and 21(4) oblige the competent authorities to make publicly available without delay the marketing authorisation, SPC, Assessment Report and reasons for the opinion after deletion of commercially confidential information. [Pg.499]

The NHS Trust and the Sponsor shall ensure that only those of its officers and employees directly concerned with the carrying out of this Agreement have access to the Confidential Information and each Party undertakes to treat as strictly confidential and not to disclose to any third party any Confidential Information save where disclosure is required by a regulatory authority or by law and not to make use of any Confidential Information other than in accordance with this Agreement without the prior written consent of the other Party. [Pg.795]

At close-out of the Trial Site following termination or expiration of this Agreement the NHS Trust shall immediately deliver to the Sponsor all Confidential Information and any other unused materials provided to the NHS Trust pursuant to this Agreement. [Pg.798]

The Certificate of Confidentiality is a federally sponsored document that provides immunity to investigators from any governmental or civil order to disclose identifying information from research records. The Certificate is granted under 301(d) of the Public Healthy Service Act. The Certificate provides additional protection against disclosure of confidential information to outside parties. When a Certificate of Confidentiality is granted, both the protections and limitations of it should be explained to the child and caregiver. The application for the Certificate can be obtained at most federal research institutions. [Pg.743]

Documents that contain confidential information (e.g., laboratory journals, batch records, campaign reports), have to be earmarked and signed at regular intervals by the project manager. The latter surveys the circulation and copying. [Pg.149]

Test results that show bioabsorption of toxicants (e.g., blood Pb levels) or reveal early medical effects of overexposure that do not constitute a disease entity (e.g., blood zinc protoporphyrin levels) can be given to the environmental engineer in personally identifiable form. Biological monitoring test results that identify a disease state (e.g., oligospermia) constitute confidential information about the health status of the individual which is not to be... [Pg.228]

Whole premixed mud systems and individual mud ingredients were supplied by Rheochem Ltd., Henderson, Western Australia. Two whole drilling mud systems, Syndrill 80 20 and modified Syndrill 80 20 (Mod), were mixed in small individual batches by Rheochem. The composition of chemicals used in the formulation was regarded as proprietary or confidential information and is not disclosed in this publication. Seven potential alternative emulsifiers were utilized, namely Emul S50,... [Pg.315]

Engineers shall not disclose, without consent, confidential information concerning the business affairs or technical processes of any present or former client or employer, or public body on which they serve. [Pg.123]


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