Consultant Agreements. Those agreements described in EXHIBIT B with third party consultants engaged by or on behalf of Xxxxxxxx to produce or provide Work Product ("CONSULTANT AGREEMENTS").
Consultant Agreements. Provide OFPC with a copy of each contract or agreement, which the Project Architect/Engineer enters into with any consultant. (See the Agreement)
Consultant Agreements. Consultant Agreements with each current and former consultant of the Company shall have been executed.
Consultant Agreements. At Closing, Buyer shall enter into separate consulting agreements with each of Kristara and Bxxxxx, respectively, for a three (3) year term, with an annual compensation of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000) and such other terms as set forth in Exhibit E attached hereto (the “Consultant Agreements”).
Consultant Agreements. WorldView issued a number of contracts that restricted the rights of the Company in pre-existing intellectual property. In some instances, these contracts stated that the U.S. Government held patent rights to inventions created by the consultants. To the best of the Company's knowledge, these agreements did not result in any patentable inventions, and these restrictions do not in any material manner restrict the Company's ability to conduct business. These consultants are no longer engaged by the Company.
Consultant Agreements. Set forth on Schedule 3.8(g) is a list of --------------------- all outstanding consultant agreements (other than agreements listed on Schedule 3.8(c)) of TSG which are not capable of termination on 90 days notice or less.
Consultant Agreements. Set forth on Schedule 3.8(g) is a list of all outstanding consultant agreements (other than agreements listed on Schedule 3.8(c)) of MTG which are not capable of termination on 90 days notice or less. (h)
Consultant Agreements. After the original Agreement is executed, Architect/Engineer shall not enter into any new Consultant agreements for any of the Services scheduled under this Agreement or assign or transfer any of its interest in or rights or obligations under this Agreement, without Owner’s prior written consent. In addition to any provisions Owner may require, Architect/Engineer shall include in any permitted Consultant agreement under this Agreement a requirement that the Consultant be bound by Sections XI-INSURANCE, XII-INDEMNITY, XIII -LIMITATION OF LIABILITIES, XV- OWNERSHIP AND USE OF WORK PRODUCT OF ARCHITECT, XVIII-MEDIATION, XIX- TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT; NON-AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS, XX-TAX COMPLIANCE, XXII-FOREIGN CONTRACTOR, XXIII-COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE LAWS, XXIV-GOVERNING LAW; VENUE; CONSENT TO JURISDICTION, XXV-INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR STATUS OF ARCHITECT, XXVI-ACCESS TO RECORDS and XXIX-NO WAIVER of this Agreement.
Consultant Agreements. Consultant will enter into a written agreement with each Consulting Client that includes the following terms that protect DB Hackers: (i) a statement that DB Hackers owns the Cloud Services and that the Consulting Client will not receive any license or right to the use the Cloud Services; (ii) a statement that the Cloud Services are provided by DB Hackers “AS IS” and that DB Hackers disclaims all express or implied warranties regarding the Cloud Services; and (iii) a statement that DB Hackers shall not have any liability for either direct or consequential damages to Consulting Customer. (“Minimum Terms and Conditions”). Consultant agrees that it will not enter into an agreement with a Consulting Customer that conflicts or limits in any way the rights of DB Hackers or the obligations of the customer under the Minimum Terms and Conditions and that, notwithstanding the foregoing, the Minimum Terms and Conditions shall prevail in the event of a conflict between another agreement and the Minimum Terms and Conditions. Consultant shall, upon request from DB Hackers, provide proof of Consultant’s compliance with this provision.
Consultant Agreements. 5.1 For purposes of this Agreement, “Proprietary Information” means any and all information, data, and knowledge (whether in oral, written, graphic, electronic, machine-readable, or other form) of the Company or its subsidiaries that has been or is disclosed, provided, or made available to the Consultant that is not generally known by an individual, a corporation, an association, a partnership, group, an estate, a trust, or any other entity or organization, other than the Company (“Person(s)”) which if disclosed by the Company or its affiliates would assist in competition against the Company or its affiliates, including, but not limited to, information relating to (i) the development, research, testing, manufacturing, know how, marketing and financial activities of the Company, (ii) the products and services of the Company, (iii) the costs, sources of supply, financial performance, and strategic plans of the Company, (iv) the identity and needs of the customers of the Company, and (v) the other Persons with whom the Company has business relationships, including, but not limited to, employees and independent contractors of the Company, and the nature and substance of those relationships. Proprietary Information also includes any and all information belonging to customers or others that is received by the Company or its affiliates with any understanding, expressed or implied, that it would not be disclosed. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Proprietary Information shall not include any information which (w) is or becomes through no fault of the Consultant part of the public domain; (x) was already known to the Consultant at the time of disclosure; (y) is independently developed by the Consultant without reference to or use of any Proprietary Information received from the Company; or (z) was lawfully obtained by the Consultant from a third party not bound by a duty of confidentiality.
