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Alternative Therapy Clause SOLUTIONS Improvement If NWP can show that there is a real need for some of its Associated Companies or for its lawyers, etc, to see the Confidential Information, then those companies or individuals, as appropriate, should be named in the Agreement and should be placed under express obligations of confidentiality. There are certain instances where the confidentiality obligations will be overridden and these are contained in Clause 2.4. Clause 2.4.4 This should be narrowed further by adding 'but only to the extent so required'. This means that if following the legally required disclosure, the information is still confidential NWP cannot use it freely. Clause 3 Once the Agreement has been terminated, NWP should be under an obligation to return any Confidential Information in its possession, in whatever form and including copies, to Emily. Alternatively, Emily could ask for it to be destroyed. The Agreement must also provide that the confidentiality obligations will continue after termination, otherwise the Agreement is fairly worthless! The length of such obligations will depend on the circumstances. The Agreement could state that the obligations will remain in place until the information loses its confidentiality. Alternatively, a timescale, for example, 5 years could be imposed. Think 50

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