Common use of Disparaging Statements Clause in Contracts

Disparaging Statements. Neither the Executive nor the Company shall make any remarks or statements, either publicly or privately, orally or in writing, that are disparaging of the other party. The Executive shall not make any remarks or statements, either publicly, orally or in writing that are disparaging of the Company’s actual or prospective business and/or, in such capacities, current or former employees, officers, directors, trade partners, vendors, suppliers, or customers of the Company, either individually or collectively. For the avoidance of doubt, this includes remarks or statements, public or private, made via electronic mail, blogs, social media (such as, Facebook, Twitter or X, LinkedIn, Instagram or any other similar platform). This provision is subject to each party’s legally protected rights to communicate with governmental bodies and agencies and to engage in otherwise legally protected activity.