Which if you didn't have a non-disclosure agreement -- do you have a non-disclosure agreement?
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TRIBUNE WANTS NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT While Tribune rejected Gannett's latest takeover offer, it invited Gannett to agree to a "mutual non-disclosure agreement" to share information about a potential deal.
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"Ultimately, you decided against the non-disclosure language because you felt it was inconsistent with the public messages you've conveyed about the societal perils of non-disclosure agreements," she wrote to Ms. Argento.
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If the legal allegations -- about the non disclosure agreement, etc.
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"Ultimately, you decided against the non-disclosure language because you felt it was inconsistent with the public messages you've conveyed about the societal perils of non-disclosure agreements," Argento's lawyer, Carrie Goldberg, wrote to Argento.
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No one should be forced to sign a non-disclosure agreement that prevents them from speaking out about harassment or discrimination, and Joe Biden opposes non-disclosure agreements that have been used to silence survivors.
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Weinstein kept many of his victims silent through non-disclosure agreements.
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The database also contained non-disclosure agreements between Evisort and Samsung.
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Which makes the Clinton campaign's non-disclosure about the pneumonia conspicuous.
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They include non-disclosure agreements, internal presentations, reports, contracts, and more.
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Gloria AllredGloria Rachel AllredDo non-disclosure agreements hurt or help women?
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Many include non-disclosure or confidentiality agreements in employment contracts upfront.
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The deal reportedly included the signing of a non-disclosure agreement.
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" May said the British government would "seek to improve the regulation around non-disclosure agreements and make it absolutely explicit to employees when a non-disclosure agreement does not apply and when it cannot be enforced.
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Campbell has signed roughly 30 non-disclosure agreements, the people told CNBC.
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" He later said that she "has a fully signed Non-Disclosure Agreement.
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It seeks to invalidate the non-disclosure agreement and seeks unspecified damages.
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A week later, he asked her to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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And, of course, all the new hires have signed non-disclosure agreements.
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Anyone who does know anything is under an apparent non-disclosure agreement.
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These rates of non-disclosure are considerably higher than in the West.
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She said they also wanted her to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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Trump acknowledged a non-disclosure agreement with her to secure her silence.
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Trump's employees are also bound by strict non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements.
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"Wacky Omarosa already has a fully signed Non-Disclosure Agreement!" he wrote.
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The retailer was still negotiating non-disclosure agreements with ESL and Fairholme.
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Another issue, Hyman said, is non-disclosure agreements and non-disparagement agreements.
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Or, better yet, she could have made her guests sign non-disclosure agreements.
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If Trump accepts, Daniels could be freed from their alleged non-disclosure agreement.
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"Investors can ask sensible questions about this and the non-disclosure," Gardner said.
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The detective came to court with the FBI's non-disclosure agreement in hand.
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These sorts of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) are probably both unenforceable and unconstitutional.
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Most of them declined to comment in any capacity, citing non-disclosure agreements.
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She also signed a non-disclosure agreement, which she says she still regrets.
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The Post's Ruth Marcus obtained a draft version of the non-disclosure agreement.
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Again, other people with HIV are still vulnerable to prosecution for non-disclosure.
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Luckey signed a non-disclosure agreement with ZeniMax covering his communications with Carmack.
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By talking about his time there, Schrader was violating his non-disclosure agreement.
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Kelley did not name the company because she signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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TechCrunch also learned that former staff were asked to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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Elizabeth Warren, who challenged him to release former employees from non-disclosure agreements.
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Buttigieg's work "is largely covered by a non-disclosure agreement," Meagher said Friday.
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Non-disclosure agreements are private civil contracts that would never override criminal proceedings.
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Campbell has signed several non-disclosure agreements for that cookie business, the people said.
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" NHTSA said on Thursday it "learned of Tesla's troublesome non-disclosure agreement last month.
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According to Ashley, she never signed a non-disclosure agreement, but her mother did.
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I don't think we typically do non-disclosure agreements around these types of issues.
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That agreement included a non-disclosure clause pertaining to speaking negatively of the company.
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The big platforms and their contractors routinely require moderators to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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They sign non-disclosure agreements and then share ideas about how to make money.
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Non-disclosure agreements frequently allow pursuit of damages through arbitration rather than a lawsuit.
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The non-disclosure orders prevent companies from notifying users when their data is requested.
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Missouri's economic development department said the state had a non-disclosure agreement with Amazon.
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The non-disclosure agreement with Daniels is being eyed by prosecutors in New York.
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Daniels' lawsuit claims the non-disclosure agreement is invalid because Trump never signed it.
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We have to stop trying to criminalize non-disclosure payments for perfectly legal acts.
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He also noted there's concern about a whistleblower who signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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But, behind closed doors and non-disclosure agreements, they'll deduct pay to new mothers.
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Companies sometimes provide that information only if a shareholder signs a non-disclosure agreement.
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It is unclear if and by how much Fowler violated a non-disclosure agreement.
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Three months later, Carter's case received a cash settlement and a non-disclosure agreement.
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Then get any non-disclosure or non-circumvention agreements in advance to save time.
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"The government is going to bring forward measures for consideration for consultation to seek to improve the regulation around non-disclosure agreements and make it absolutely explicit to employees when a non-disclosure agreement does not apply or cannot be enforced," she said.
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Daniels earlier this year sued Trump and Cohen, seeking to void the non-disclosure agreement.
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He is also requesting that witnesses or experts who give testimony sign non-disclosure agreements.
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The New York Post report also said Rubin had the women sign non-disclosure agreements.
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According to Ashley, her mother signed a non-disclosure agreement with Ravenel and received $200,000.
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Companies use Icertis' products to handle procurement, sales, and corporate contracts, including non-disclosure agreements.
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Companies use Icertis' products to handle procurement, sales and corporate contracts, including non-disclosure agreements.
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Daniels' lawsuit challenges a non-disclosure agreement she signed days before the 2016 presidential election.
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They spoke on condition of anonymity because Enbridge required non-disclosure agreements about its plans.
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A title card flashes MONDAY, and we see the students sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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Markov declined to comment on Symantec's decision, citing a non-disclosure agreement with the company.
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The FCA said the non-disclosure was "reckless" and fined the bank 50 million pounds.
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It said the medics had signed non-disclosure agreements about the nature of the accident.
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Avenatti has argued that the non-disclosure agreement is invalid because Trump never signed it.
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He declined to name the potential buyers and specific assets, citing a non-disclosure agreement.
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Elizabeth Warren gutted Bloomberg on his non-disclosure agreements in cases of alleged sexual harassment.
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She called on him to release women who sued his company from non-disclosure agreements.
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"Warren pounding Bloomberg about non disclosure agreements signed by women," O'Reilly tweeted, referring to Sen.
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It also released its employees from any non-disclosure agreements involving Harvey Weinstein's alleged misbehavior.
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But if you didn't, you certainly could say I don't have a non-disclosure agreement.
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Since 2628/28503, U.S. foreign policy has practically been governed by a Non-Disclosure Agreement.
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One person said non-disclosure agreement forms have been sent to some private equity funds.
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Tom what-- FITTON: Well remember they had to sign these extra non-disclosure agreements where they were already committed to not disclosing information in these investigations and they put the fear of God into them by forcing them to sign these extraordinary non-disclosure agreements.
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"I want to publicly break my non-disclosure agreement," Perkins told the Financial Times in 2017.
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Waymo One passengers are all former Early Rider, but are not subject to non-disclosure agreements.
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Sir Martin has signed a non-disclosure agreement; the company is bound by data-privacy laws.
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Whomever has access to the footage has presumably signed reams upon reams of non-disclosure agreements.
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The actress accused Weinstein of rape in October in a tweet, breaking her non-disclosure agreement.
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The agency also declined to answer whether it had a non-disclosure agreement with the bank.
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Non-disclosure agreements are increasingly used by political campaigns, which are treated as private organisations legally.
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In her post, Vee claimed Marciano and Hadid forced her to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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Suppliers rarely speak about business with Apple on the record because of strict non-disclosure agreements.
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And no dumb piece of paper, "non-disclosure agreement," or shitty-ass landlord will stop me.
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Typically, a non-disclosure agreement would be crafted by a lawyer for the participants to sign.
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She is suing both Cohen and Trump seeking to be released from a non-disclosure agreement.
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" But, he added, "That doesn't mean that the journalist should be signing the non-disclosure agreements.
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Later in the debate, Warren called on Bloomberg to release female employees from non-disclosure agreements.
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" Bloomberg campaign manager Kevin Sheekey jumped to his defense Thursday morning, calling non-disclosure agreements "complicated.
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The women agreed with the company to bury the terms of settlement in non-disclosure agreements.
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He added that any equipment that Nokia provides to MTS is covered under non-disclosure agreements.
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Buttigieg, who signed a non-disclosure agreement, is publicly urging McKinsey to release him from it.
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However, as part of her settlement Sakai is bound to silence by a non-disclosure agreement.
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All spoke on the condition of anonymity, citing non-disclosure agreements, or concern over professional retribution.
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Wilkinson, a Briton, signed a non-disclosure agreement with the bank when he left in 2014.
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Twitch asks visitors to sign a non-disclosure agreement at the front desk when they visit.
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She's purportedly bound by a non-disclosure agreement and a $100,000 settlement from divulging those details.
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The agreement contained a non-disclosure agreement preventing Njee or her attorney from discussing the case.
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Twenty-three of these states criminalize non-disclosure of status to sexual or needle-sharing partners.
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He was relieved that he wasn't arrested, but was still required to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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He was still on the Trump campaign payroll, and under a non-disclosure agreement at the time.
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Then, she said, they are required to sign a non-disclosure agreement before moving on to mediation.
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Waymo lawyer Charles Verhoeven confirmed that Levandowski had signed such an agreement that included non-disclosure provisions.
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Trump has acknowledged a payment was made to Stormy Daniels in connection with a non-disclosure agreement.
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This non-disclosure follows a pattern when it comes to some meetings between Trump associates and Russians.
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She says before he gave her the info, Sheen forced her to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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She has previously accepted a $3.38 million civil settlement from Cosby and signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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An earlier version incorrectly said that Walgreens claimed that Theranos' actions violated non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements.
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Non-disclosure agreements and private arbitration have allowed corporations to silence women, with the force of law.
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While both address non-disclosure, the difference between search warrants with gag orders and NSLs is imperative.
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" Veselnitskaya also said that both Akhmetshin and her translator, Anatoli Samochornov, has signed non-disclosure agreements. "Mr.
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The non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is executed by all who have access to classified and sensitive information.
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But they often protect faculty members by paying off their accusers and insisting on non-disclosure agreements.
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The Trump White House is reportedly requiring interns to sign non-disclosure agreements during their orientation sessions.
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Partnered creators sign a contract, which involves a non-disclosure agreement, and agree to a streaming quota.
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Later, Russian security agents requested that hospital staff sign non-disclosure agreements, The Moscow Times originally reported.
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The report stated that settlements came with non-disclosure requirements forbidding the parties from discussing the details.
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White House NDAs (Washington Post, March 18): Trump had senior White House staff sign non-disclosure agreements.
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To receive severance, however, employees would need to sign a strict non-disclosure and non-disparagement agreement.
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Clifford had already talked about her relationship with Trump long before she signed the non-disclosure agreement.
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Aside from SF-312 for classified information, any other non-disclosure agreement for federal employees is unconstitutional.
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That vulnerability never went through the VEP because it was purchased under a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
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Non-disclosure provisions in record contracts effectively gag them from open discussion of such problems, they say.
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The documents also included non-disclosure agreements and other files that were not intended to be public.
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And the non-disclosure agreements reportedly stayed in effect even after these officials left the White House.
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We are traveling around lobbying to do away with forced arbitration, non-disclosure agreements and unequal pay.
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It mostly favors mathematicians over traders or economists and makes employees sign super-strict non-disclosure agreements.
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Like McDougal, Clifford was barred from telling her story but because she signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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Later, Warren went after Bloomberg over his past use of non-disclosure agreements at his media company.
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Most spoke with CNN Business on condition of anonymity, citing non-disclosure agreements or fears of retaliation.
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Any press that wanted to see it had to sign an absolute mum's-the-word, non-disclosure agreement.
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She told the Times she could not discuss the inaugural spending because she signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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Mr. Trump's attorney Michael Cohen agreed to pay $130K in exchange for signing a non-disclosure agreement. pic.twitter.
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The issue of non disclosure agreements did not come up in the discussion Tuesday, according to the source.
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Echelon did not provide details about HPE's source code review, citing a non-disclosure agreement with the company.
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Two new books about Weinstein's fall illustrate the insidious rule of so-called non-disclosure agreements, or NDAs.
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The company alleges that it required Mao to sign a "strict non-disclosure obligation" about the circuit board.
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Luckey signed a non-disclosure agreement to work on the demo, which was ultimately presented privately at E3.
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About 40 companies are reportedly interested in bidding for Yahoo's assets and have already signed non-disclosure agreements.
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One possible route for Trump-shy donors: the nonprofit arm, which gives Republicans the cloak of non-disclosure.
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He said he could not give details of the irregularities he had found because of non-disclosure agreements.
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As we've reported ... Depp's team wants her to sign a non-disclosure agreement before giving up the goods.
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Detailed information on mood shifts among young people is "shareable under non-disclosure agreement only", the document added.
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The source said it was odd that a non-disclosure agreement would have been necessary for the meeting.
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We now know that Harvey Weinstein used non-disclosure agreements to chill victims from talking about his abuse.
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Plot twist: Bloomberg didn't name the telecom because of a non-disclosure agreement between Appleboum and the company.
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They work for the United States, so the U.S. is the supposed beneficiary of the non-disclosure agreements.
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Upon landing the trio said they were held for 72 hours and forced to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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Earlier, Avenatti told MSNBC and CNN that at least two of the women had signed non-disclosure agreements.
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The report states that the settlements came with non-disclosure requirements forbidding the parties from discussing the details.
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The non-disclosure agreements that many sign, however, are something separate, outside of the Office of Compliance's process.
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The three nations will also require all those involved, including stakeholders and lobbyists, to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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We collect data under blanket non-disclosure agreements and we get [that data] because we keep it confidential.
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She's now suing Trump and Cohen to invalidate the non-disclosure agreement that she signed before the election.
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The missing item is the signature that Mr. Trump failed to place on Ms. Clifford's non-disclosure deal.
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Both declined to speak on the record, citing non-disclosure agreements they had signed upon joining the campaign.
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Joe Walsh, who all pledged not to use non-disclosure agreements to stop workers from discussing workplace issues.
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When Amazon terminates a delivery firm, it typically offers payment in exchange for signing a non-disclosure agreement.
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Standard Form 312, for instance, is a form of non-disclosure agreement that applies to certain classified information.
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A non-disparagement clause is often a part of a broader non-disclosure agreement, or NDA for short.
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Raniere used non-disclosure agreements and threats, prosecutors said, while Jeffs isolated his followers in a Texas compound.
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After signing non-disclosure agreements the next day, the two spent Monday and Tuesday going over Popular's books.
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Because fact-checkers have signed non-disclosure agreements with Facebook, however, they were unable to discuss some topics publicly.
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State and local law enforcement agencies typically sign a non-disclosure agreement with the FBI whenever they procure one.
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The company then convinced him to delete the stolen data and sign a non-disclosure agreement about the incident.
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Facebook first published a redacted NSL last December, after the US government agreed to lift a non-disclosure order.
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A government spokesman said the non-disclosure was not a decision taken by the government but by the court.
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Meanwhile, Depp's lawyers are saying Heard is the one dragging it out by refusing to sign the non-disclosure.
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Sandler and Rosenthal declined to disclose whom the $30 million offer came from due to a non-disclosure agreement.
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The student asked to be remain anonymous, due to having signed a non-disclosure agreement when starting the courses.
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A company spokesperson declined to disclose any information about the terms of the agreement, citing a non-disclosure agreement.
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Daniels says Cohen invalidated a non-disclosure agreement by telling The New York Times about his payment to her.
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He could not reveal to Bloomberg what company he found the implant in due to a non-disclosure agreement.
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Kelvin Shum, Rich Greenergy's CEO, declined to comment, saying he had signed a non-disclosure agreement about the deal.
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The FBI, led at the time by Robert Mueller, required the confidential witness to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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The court ruled that the VR headset manufacturer had indeed violated the company's copyrights and a non-disclosure agreement.
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Nexgen has entered non-disclosure agreements with interested parties, but there is no hurry taking a partner, Curyer said.
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The proposed legislation would require non-disclosure of any such state-enforced actions that companies are compelled to take.
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"We've got ... non-disclosure agreements signed with 24 companies, and so we're exchanging confidential information with them," Daseke said.
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Court filings have indicated that the exploit itself may not be classified, but the reasons for non-disclosure are.
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There has been neither need nor instance of non-disclosure settlements as part of an audit or client discussion.
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Hollywood and Monteys-Fullam split after she refused to sign a non-disclosure agreement, according to the Evening Standard.
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Previously unreported, the IMPD has had a StingRay since 2012, ascertained from their Non Disclosure Agreement with the FBI.
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Toobin: At the moment, Daniels is still barred from speaking because an arbitration judge enforced the non-disclosure provision.
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New York (CNN Business)Condé Nast is stopping its use of non-disclosure agreements related to harassment and discrimination.
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The early rider program, which required vetted applicants to sign non-disclosure agreements to participate, launched in April 2017.
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Oil behemoth Saudi Aramco, which had signed a non disclosure agreement, dropped out of the process, the sources said.
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Elizabeth Warren blistered Bloomberg over past accusations of sexual harassment, pressing him to release woman from non-disclosure agreements.
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Buttigieg has said a non-disclosure agreement prevents him from talking in detail about his work at the company.
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Warren pressed him on precisely how many and why he wouldn't release the women from the non-disclosure agreements.
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Zenimax claims that during the acquisition a non-disclosure agreement it had with Oculus founder Palmer Luckey was violated.
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And alleging that Bannon violated a non-disclosure agreement suggests that at least part of the book is true.
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One of those players signed a non-disclosure agreement with the university, which is not common in college athletics.
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Silver declined to elaborate too much on the experience, saying that he signed a non-disclosure agreement like everyone else.
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The statement also acknowledged that its very existence is a violation of the non-disclosure agreements in the employees' contracts.
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Several potential buyers have shown interest in the company and are conducting due diligence under non-disclosure agreements, Aquion said.
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This writer replied that was not the case and that the issue was the non-disclosure of a material fact.
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Anyone involved on the show in any capacity, even extras and crew members, has to sign an non-disclosure agreement.
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On Saturday, Drake's attorney, Gloria Allred, disputed a Daily Beast report alleging her client had signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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California is one of the states leading the way to lasting change by restricting the use of non-disclosure agreements.
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The process culminated in a settlement agreement that included a mutual non-disclosure clause and a mutual non-disparagement clause.
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In 2010, R. Kelly's management company settled with her for an undisclosed sum and she signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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Cohen subsequently prepared a draft non-disclosure agreement and presented it to Ms. Clifford and her attorney (the 'Hush Agreement').
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The commission said it was "profoundly disturbed" by "repeated systemic failures and pervasive culture of non-disclosure" at the company.
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Last week, his accuser went against the terms of a non-disclosure agreement and broke her silence about the allegations.
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The situation rose to the broader board level, with the ultimate resolution resulting in non-disclosure agreements on all sides.
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Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in sexual harassment and assault cases are now at the center of a heated feminist debate.
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The only vengeance enjoyed by these fairytale heroines is the freedom of speech conferred by their expired non-disclosure agreements.
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As non-disclosure agreement signed by Lewandowski makes him legally bound to avoid any criticism of Trump on the air.
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Stott later deleted the tweet, then his entire Twitter account, which may have violated a non-disclosure agreement with Sony.
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The offer of money and a job in exchange for signing a non-disclosure agreement, however, raised Manigault Newman's hackles.
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Facebook says about half of U.S. requests are accompanied by a non-disclosure order prohibiting it from notifying affected users.
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The company said that more than half included a non-disclosure clause that prevented the company from informing the user.
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As the Center for HIV Law and Policy has documented, nearly every state has prosecuted people for HIV non-disclosure.
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Asked why he had a non disclosure agreement with Facebook Kogan told the committee it would have to ask Facebook.
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The big picture: The company is also releasing its employees from non-disclosure agreements as part of the bankruptcy filing.
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Trump and Cohen persuaded an arbitrator to hold Daniels to the non-disclosure agreement, apparently without any notice to her.
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In less than a week, presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg completely changed his tune regarding non-disclosure agreements at his company.
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As we have non-disclosure agreements with all of the organizations we work with, details have to come from them.
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Under pressure, Michael Bloomberg faces a new court challenge to his company's use of non-disclosure agreements in discrimination cases
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Avenatti sued the president, on Daniels&apos behalf, accusing Trump of invalidating a non-disclosure agreement, and of defaming Daniels.
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Non-disclosure agreements in government — even those that extend beyond one's time of service — are not uncommon in certain contexts.
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Perhaps these and others have non-disclosure agreements in the same vein as the one Trump says Manigault Newman signed.
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One of the unintended consequences of salary inequity-- harder to get us to take one of those non-disclosure payoffs huh?
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However, it is still unclear whether or not Argentina has signed a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that Elliott and Aurelius demanded.
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McDougal had sued the National Enquirer's parent company, American Media, over a non-disclosure agreement she signed with them in 2016.
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West also announced that Uber won't require confidentiality provisions or non-disclosure agreements so that survivors can freely share their experiences.
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The following day, Morgan made a second 911 call after a security guard allegedly refused to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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When companies provide early access to a video game, it comes with a scary-looking document called a non-disclosure agreement.
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Washington now bars employers from mandatory non-disclosure agreements for employees, which stop workers from speaking out publicly about their experiences.
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The TWC board also requested Weinstein personally waive any non-disclosure or confidential agreements to allow individuals to speak without constraint.
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In June, TIM, Enel and CDP signed a non-disclosure agreement to evaluate possible forms of integration on the fiber front.
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In June, TIM, Enel and CDP signed a non-disclosure agreement to evaluate possible forms of integration on the fiber front.
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The reviewers, all in their 0003s, declined to be identified for fear of losing their jobs or violating non-disclosure agreements.
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Despite the alleged non-disclosure agreement, Yearwood stepped forward and told Gothamist that he earned $200 to appear in the video.
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According to multiple individuals with knowledge of the program, businesses receive this contract after signing a non-disclosure agreement with Apple.
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In June, TIM, Enel and CDP signed a non-disclosure agreement to evaluate possible forms of integration on the fibre front.
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They get their check, acknowledge their non-disclosure agreement (as if anyone would believe them), and then go their separate ways.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Barnes couldn't initially detail the misconduct allegations due to a non-disclosure agreement that she signed.
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"We know that in writing this we are in open breach of the non-disclosure agreements in our contracts", they write.
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The filing also mentions that Miller asked the woman to sign a non-disclosure agreement, but no such agreement was signed.
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Walgreens claimed Theranos violated some of the non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements it agreed to when it first partnered with Walgreens.
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However, it said it had not and would not seek any form of non-disclosure agreement from those who reported him.
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Her lawyer told Der Spiegel, however, that he had filed a civil complaint seeking to declare the non-disclosure agreement void.
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The reviewers, all in their 20s, declined to be identified for fear of losing their jobs or violating non-disclosure agreements.
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Both companies are fighting in court to limit the use of non-disclosure orders that often accompany government requests for data.
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More than half of requests from U.S. law enforcement contained a non-disclosure agreement, meaning that users would not be notified.
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Non-disclosure agreements signed The emails between Veselnitskaya and Goldstone also add intriguing new details into the genesis of the meeting.
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The U.S has sued him over the book, alleging he violated non-disclosure agreements he signed with the NSA and CIA.
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McDougal has since said that she regrets signing the non-disclosure agreement and is currently suing to get out of it.
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But the non-disclosure agreement that Clifford entered into in the weeks before the 2016 election was made with less autonomy.
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The lawsuit revolves around Broidy's $1.6 million payment to ,and non-disclosure agreement with, Bechard, which was set up by Cohen.
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Both Bloom and her mother used the settlement and non-disclosure agreement method to seek closure for the women they represented.
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Later that week, Bloomberg announced he will release women from three non-disclosure agreements with his media company if they wanted.
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Curry, who reportedly has a non-disclosure agreement with the company, declined to name the management officials she says she approached.
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Gal, concerned about violating non-disclosure agreements he'd signed with Apple, asked to consult with either his employer or an attorney.
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Non-disclosure agreements are ubiquitous in commercial transactions and are commonly used to protect a company's confidential information and trade secrets.
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It's why the cries of dozens of women with accusations against R. Kelly were silenced with settlements and non-disclosure agreements.
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Because manufacturers almost always require recyclers to sign non-disclosure agreements, we don't really know how much this is costing Apple.
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According to new docs, Sheen denies there was any coercion on his part to get her to sign the non-disclosure agreement.
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The firm reportedly works for defense contractors and cybersecurity companies, but it hasn't made its client list public, citing non-disclosure agreements.
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A joint statement said the settlement will not have confidentiality agreements or non-disclosure agreements attached to the settlement attached to them.
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Schmutz said the company has preliminary lithium supply deals with major German carmakers, but declined to provide details, citing non-disclosure agreements.
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"If they're tryna party with the queen / They gon' have to sign a non-disclosure," the "Formation" singer raps on the track.
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Strong Federal statutes exist to protect intellectual property (via patents) and block the sharing of trade secrets (through enforceable non-disclosure agreements).
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Torcy&aposs president, Pascal Antonetti, won&apost discuss the exact amount, citing a non-disclosure agreement he says he signed with United.
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He declined to share the exact costs associated with vandalism, as did other scooter providers, citing proprietary information and non-disclosure agreements.
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Upon signing up, participating students — who are treated as clients — fill out both a venture assessment form and a non-disclosure agreement.
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In her book, she claimed that she "refused" to sign a non-disclosure agreement upon her exit from the Trump White House.
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The woman claims Ronaldo later paid her more than $300,000 to sign a non-disclosure agreement which would essentially guarantee her silence.
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Those units are under non-disclosure agreements, too, so we don't know how well they work or what they even look like.
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If an individual violated the non-disclosure agreement, the document required they give all royalties and book earnings to the U.S. government.
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For the FBI to raid an office over a mutually agreed upon, voluntary non-disclosure agreement between two private citizens seems baffling.
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In contrast, Avenatti okayed her violating with impunity her non-disclosure agreement on "60 Minutes" despite a binding arbitration judgment against her.
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The White House has previously faced criticism for forcing staff to sign non-disclosure agreements, something that critics have argued is unconstitutional.
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The Moscow Times also reports that the physicians were asked to sign non-disclosure agreements by the FSB, the Russian security apparatus.
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Motherboard granted the source anonymity to speak more candidly about internal Microsoft processes, and because they had signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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"We anticipate signing a non-disclosure agreement shortly that will then allow a due diligence process to commence," Chairman Mark Smith said.
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Dennison is the name used in the non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that the adult star signed with Trump's personal counsel, Michael Cohen.
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As Farley notes, voice actors are almost always required to sign non-disclosure agreements that prevent them from leaking any information anyway.
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Bennett also said there was no settlement between the governor and the woman, and that there was never a non-disclosure agreement.
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Motherboard granted four former employees and another source close to the company anonymity because they had signed non-disclosure agreements with Banjo.
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There needs to be more visibility about non-disclosure agreements that have been used to bury allegations against powerful abusers, she said.
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Among other things, many said they would support legislation barring the city's mayor from signing non-disclosure agreements with companies, for instance.
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She says she is not bound by the hush agreement -- and its non-disclosure provisions -- because Trump did not sign the agreement.
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But if a court were to hold that the contract was invalid, she would not be bound by the non-disclosure agreement.
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The posts claimed that Savage was "risking [her] life" with the blog as some details were allegedly protected by non-disclosure agreements.
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He also directly asked McKinsey to release him from a non-disclosure agreement in order to allow him to share his clients.
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The loans guarantor said it had received indications of interest from several parties, and has entered into non-disclosure agreements with them.
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Trump claimed in court papers filed Friday that Daniels repeatedly violated the non-disclosure agreement, and is seeking $20 million in damages.
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McDougal, however, seeks to void her non-disclosure deal over being misled about its contents, as well as the circumstances surrounding it.
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But don't hold your breath that come October 15, Trump will suddenly reconsider his past position of non-disclosure of his taxes.
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Current and former employees of prestigious consulting firms rarely go into detail publicly about their clientele, oftentimes because of non-disclosure agreements.
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So Leitschuh went public, after declining to join Zoom's bug bounty program for what Zoom describes as disagreements over its non-disclosure policy.
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Manigault Newman won't be limited by a non-disclosure agreement, since "you can't NDA government work unless it is classified," the source says.
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This was the first time Facebook has included details on non-disclosure orders since it started issuing the global requests reports in 2013.
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Additionally, the company reportedly makes you sign a non-disclosure agreement just to view the codename of a yet-to-be-released project.
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"The parties are subject to confidentiality obligations, including a mutual non-disclosure agreement, and therefore cannot comment," said Sterling Partners, the Mets' owners.
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Tesla will take action against those who improperly leak proprietary business information or violate the non-disclosure obligations to which we all agreed.
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For the first time, Facebook reported information about non-disclosure orders which do not allow Facebook to notify the user about a request.
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Their whirlwind courtship, punctuated with non-disclosure agreements and Spanking 101, ended in tears as Ana vowed to bid adieu to Christian forever.
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If predictive tests further improve and become more common while non-disclosure rules stay in place, some insurance products might eventually die out.
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Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), also known as workplace "gagging clauses", are often used in commercial transactions to protect company information and trade secrets.
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A Westpac spokesman said the bank would not enforce "any confidentiality or non-disclosure agreements should a person want to make a submission".
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After furtively guarding it behind non-disclosure agreements for months, Domo will open the apps up to prospective customers to try for free.
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It also announced that any victims of or witnesses to Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual misconduct would be released from their non-disclosure agreements.
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No investors have put any money into the venture, though some individuals who provided input have been required to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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Walgreens successfully moved to seal the complaint, citing the non-disclosure agreement, so the details of the alleged contractual breach are still unknown.
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A non-disclosure agreement prevents the founders from confirming Carriage's sale price, but all admit to being amazed at how things panned out.
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His statements led Trump's legal team to level a cease-and-desist order that argued the strategist had violated his non-disclosure agreement.
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"We anticipate signing a non-disclosure agreement shortly that will then allow a due diligence process to commence," Smith said in a statement.
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" Avenatti said the non-disclosure agreement Tobin signed was "a generic NDA as part of his standard engagement letter when he was retained.
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And that sum does not count all the private settlements that typically are granted in exchange for alleged victims signing non-disclosure agreements.
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They say they are barred from providing details of these purportedly exonerating documents because they remain subject to a government non-disclosure agreement.
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All spoke on the condition of anonymity citing fear of retribution and professional repercussions for speaking out; one cited a non-disclosure agreement.
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This is an important distinction, because early rider program participants have to to sign non-disclosure agreements and can't bring guests with them.
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About two years ago, we saw a slew of new entrants into our marketplace, and we signed north of 250 non-disclosure agreements.
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The breakdown: Of the total award, Oculus will pay $200 million for breaking the non-disclosure agreement and $50 million for copyright infringement.
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Daniels has sued Trump and Cohen to be released from the non-disclosure agreement, saying it was invalid because Trump never signed it.
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When Jeff Bezos realized that Molly was helping us in the warehouse, he came down and had her sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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She added that she is "risking [her] life" with the blog as some details she will share are protected by non-disclosure agreements.
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The industrial conglomerate has distributed non-disclosure agreement forms to various funds including private equity firm Silver Lake, said one of the people.
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"Non-disclosure of dash-cam videos can undermine confidence in law enforcement," Chief Justice Stuart Rabner declared in the ruling, which was unanimous.
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Warren had a strong showing during the February 19 debate after she relentlessly criticized Bloomberg for his company's use of non-disclosure agreements.
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After her testimony, Hawkins' lawyer says he was approached by Kelly's legal team with a $250,000 cash settlement and a non-disclosure agreement.
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Anadarko's board weighed the two offers and authorized Walker to enter into a non-disclosure agreement with Occidental that would kick off negotiations.
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Wood displayed a non-disclosure agreement that Birchall entered into with James Howard, a con man who purported to be a private investigator.
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Some were asked to sign post-employment non-disclosure agreements, barring them from speaking publicly about the company for at least a year.
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He rolled his eyes when Elizabeth Warren pressed him to release women at his company from non-disclosure agreements related to alleged mistreatment.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren picked apart former Mayor Michael Bloomberg over his use of non-disclosure agreements at Wednesday night's debate in Las Vegas.
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The United States filed a lawsuit Tuesday against former CIA employee and NSA contractor Edward Snowden alleging his memoir violates non-disclosure disagreements.
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They will receive a severance package, though union organizer Ian Wilkinson declined to say what was included because of a non-disclosure agreement.
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Lawmakers in New York, California, Pennsylvania and New Jersey have proposed banning non-disclosure agreements in sexual harassment and other employment-related cases.
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Sammi and Zuckerberg also had a terse exchange over Zuck's knowledge of a 2014 non-disclosure agreement between Zenimax and Oculus founder Palmer Luckey.
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Many companies will require former employees to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before gaining access to benefits such as severance and COBRA healthcare.
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Now that you've come forward and possibly violated the alleged non-disclosure agreement, are you worried at all about any sort of legal repercussion?
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The lyrics in question refer to signing a "non disclosure agreement," something that wouldn't pair well with Haddish, who is delightfully chatty to press.
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Amid the high-ceilinged pomp of the Indian Treaty Room, the executives signed one-day non-disclosure agreements allowing them to see classified material.
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Execs from the two companies met, supposedly shared trade secrets, and signed a non-disclosure agreement, according to the lawsuit filed earlier this week.
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According to USA Today, all 50 states have passed bills in the last two years surrounding sexual harassment, rape kits, and non-disclosure agreements.
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The latest report declines to name the major telecommunications company in question due to a non-disclosure agreement signed between Yossi and the telecom.
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Sure seems like someone owes Bill an apology.)The use of a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in this case naturally raised a few eyebrows.
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He said he'd like to "set the record straight," but he couldn't offer more details because of a non-disclosure agreement with the CIA.
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Henderson tells The Verge that Arx Pax is in discussion with stakeholders "around the world," but couldn't disclose details due to non-disclosure agreements.
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The Trump Organization is a private firm, hence its inner workings are opaque, especially since Trump habitually made his employees sign non-disclosure agreements.
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The Obama administration refused to hand over the 32 pages of corresponding documents, claiming that they were under a "court-imposed non-disclosure" rules.
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Giuliani revealed earlier this month Trump repaid Cohen for the $130,000 he spent as a part of a non-disclosure agreement in October 2016.
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Many people who worked for Epstein told The Associated Press this week that they had signed long non-disclosure agreements, and refused to talk.
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The startup essentially digitizes a company's reception desk, signing visitors in, requiring them to sign non-disclosure agreements, and tracking deliveries to the building.
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Cohen claims to have orchestrated the non-disclosure agreement with Daniels and says he used $130,000 of his own money to pay her off.
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Chris Sonderby, Facebook's deputy general counsel, said that the government lifted the non-disclosure orders on the letters over the course of this year.
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According to court filings, Walgreens claims Theranos violated some of the non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements it agreed to when it partnered with Walgreens.
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Russia's fearsome FSB spy agency reportedly forced doctors treating the wounded to sign non-disclosure agreements, and didn't warn them patients might be radioactive.
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Early in his presidency, Trump had his White House staff sign non-disclosure agreements -- similar to what he required from his Trump Organization employees.
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She left the company in 2012 and was asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement upon her exit, she claimsd in Catch and Kill.
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The women portraying Carlson were not allowed to contact her due to a non-disclosure agreement she signed as part of a lawsuit settlement.
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Mayor, are you willing to release all of those women from those non-disclosure agreements so we can hear their side of the story?
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Then officials handed him a non-disclosure agreement, which extended in perpetuity, until the end of the universe, or at least civilization and telescopes.
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Mayor, are you willing to release all of those women from those non-disclosure agreements, so we can hear their side of the story?
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"That non-disclosure agreement became the most effective tool in R. Kelly's arsenal to continue his predatory practices," says criminal defense attorney Alison Triessl.
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Avenatti said he has viewed at least two more non-disclosure agreements, but continued to stress it was still very early in the process.
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According to the lawsuit, Trump never signed a non-disclosure agreement arranged between Cohen and Clifford to keep her quiet about their alleged affair.
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But Ware said non-disclosure agreements are still likely to be used in less egregious cases, or when investigations into harassment claims are inconclusive.
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The bill, put forth Wednesday, has a laundry list of goals, including regulating the use of non-disparagement and non-disclosure agreements, or NDAs.
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But George Perles, who's now Michigan State trustee, intervened: He allegedly forced Ludwig to return the video, resign, and sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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A number of staffers have also asked to be let out of their non-disclosure agreements so they can speak freely and shed their anonymity.
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In the lawsuit, Daniels alleges that because "David Dennison" (Trump's alias in their contracts) did not sign the non-disclosure agreement, its requirements are void.
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Indeed, instituting a hefty penalty in a non-disclosure agreement pertaining to leaked raw footage is just good business sense for a reality TV producer.
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Post-climb, a photographer working with NG who had not read his non-disclosure agreement had to remove his photos from a popular climbing forum.
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Instead, Clinton demoted Strider, docked his pay, and separated him from the woman, who remains anonymous because of a non-disclosure agreement campaign employees signed.
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After it was agreed upon October 2016 that Clifford would receive $130,0003 from Cohen in exchange for her silence, Daniels signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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Tesla factory employees in Fremont, California, accuse the electric carmaker of forcing them to sign overly broad non-disclosure agreements and impeding their unionizing efforts.
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Tribune Publishing — Tribune rejected Gannett's latest takeover offer of $15 per share, but offered a mutual non-disclosure agreement to provide a possible path forward.
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The agency enacted the policy after Congress expressed concern that DHS was using non-disclosure agreements to impede oversight over how it uses the devices.
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Moelis & Co is advising the group, which may sign non-disclosure agreements to enter talks and have access to the restructuring proposal, the source added.
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The jury ultimately decided that the most egregious wrongdoing was a violation of a non-disclosure agreement that Oculus founder Palmer Lucky signed in 2012.
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He told TechCrunch that the server contained 203,896 scanned files, including contracts, non-disclosure agreements, memos and other highly sensitive documents dating back to 2012.
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Previously, the letters—received on April 2013, August 2013, and June 2015, respectively—had been subject to non-disclosure agreements set forth by the FBI.
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And because of decades of non-disclosure, some congressional offices have even been going through their records to check who, exactly, they've been meeting with.
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"Tesla will take action against those who improperly leak proprietary business information or violate the non-disclosure obligations to which we all agreed," it continues.
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The investigators said some of the U.S. universities' contracts with the Chinese government include non-disclosure provisions and require adherence to U.S. and Chinese law.
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In a securities filing, Oi said a group of bondholders that have Moelis & Co as their advisor signed a non-disclosure agreement to join talks.
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"Non-disclosure agreements cannot stop people from whistleblowing, but it is clear that some employers are using them unethically," she told the House of Commons.
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More than one woman she has been in touch with have had legal cases against their alleged harassers but have signed non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).
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Melbourne-based Sigma confirmed the talks, in an emailed statement to Reuters, and said due diligence will begin once the non-disclosure deal is signed.
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Motherboard gave the source anonymity to talk more candidly about internal Amazon processes, and because he had signed a non-disclosure agreement with the company.
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Avenatti represented Daniels in her lawsuit over a non-disclosure agreement she signed before the 2016 election regarding her alleged relationship with then-candidate Trump.
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A Los Angeles judge on Friday put Daniels' lawsuit there against Cohen and Trump to end her non-disclosure agreement on hold for 90 days.
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Rolling Stone also reported that the celebrities and others in attendance had to sign non-disclosure forms to not talk about the secret concert. 28503.
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"That's because many of its customer agreements include non-disclosure clauses due to the nature of their work," Business Insider's Rosalie Chan wrote in July.
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The builder has sent non-disclosure agreements to its lenders and will continue to do so until mid-April, Allan said in a phone interview.
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Before Euronet carries out its due diligence on MoneyGram, it will have to agree to the terms of a non-disclosure agreement, the people added.
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He seemed to spend more time defending the Non-Disclosure-Agreements he has in place than discussing any other single position throughout the entire debate.
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Elizabeth Warren's question: would he free women who had settled harassment or discrimination suits from their non-disclosure agreements so their accounts might be heard?
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In today's head-scratching-news, Pete Davidson is requiring fans to sign a $1 million non-disclosure agreement before attending his comedy shows, Deadline reports.
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Several charging station suppliers contacted by Reuters declined to comment about any dealings with Apple, which typically requires potential partners to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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Pierson said for her part, she had never heard Trump say the n-word, and confirmed to CNN that she signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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She also accused church officials of asking victims to report abuse only to the dioceses and pressuring victims into non-disclosure agreements or confidential settlements.
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Her almost prosecutorial exchanges with Bloomberg over his wealth and his company's non-disclosure agreements with women will be replayed in debate highlights for years.
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The first was sent Wednesday night to former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon for allegedly violating a non-disclosure agreement by talking to Wolff.
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As a result, several lawyers said non-disclosure agreements will probably be used less in the future and might be less restrictive when they are.
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Success hinges on winning support from other investors, with Bohli saying his firm has signed non-disclosure agreements with 150 investors, mainly non-Credit Suisse shareholders.
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"Qwant cannot accept that the auction process is subject to a non-disclosure agreement as imposed by Google while its complaint is still pending," it writes.
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The lender has signed a non-disclosure agreement for a preliminary examination of Carige's accounts and to study the feasibility of an industrial alliance, it said.
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According to Polygon, Oculus is paying out $200 million of the $500 million judgement because Oculus founder Palmer Luckey broke a non-disclosure agreement with Zenimax.
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It will also push for legislation that promotes gender equality across all industries and an end to non-disclosure agreements in misconduct cases, which silences survivors.
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The company exposed signed non-disclosure agreements on their clients, including several U.S. schools, as well as performance metrics of its own staff, the researchers said.
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In addition, The Weinstein Company asked him to personally waive any confidential or non-disclosure agreements to allow for individuals to speak openly about their experiences.
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And in the specific case of Kelly's accusers, their stories have been silenced either by non-disclosure agreements or the general public's cynicism toward their stories.
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Penalties already exist for non-disclosure of company results but the farm ministry says these are not severe enough to have an impact on big companies.
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"Non-disclosure agreements are an important part of any company's business practices, and are meant to protect employees, work, and clients," Flippo e-mailed in response.
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Many have also called for investment firms and companies to end the practice of non-disclosure agreements that commonly prevent women from speaking up about misconduct.
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Trump is notorious for making employees sign non-disclosure agreements but now he wants to make anyone who volunteers for campaign be bound by similar rules.
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Mayorga told Der Spiegel she no longer felt bound by the non-disclosure agreement as she suffers from the consequences of the night nine years ago.
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The craziest part ... as she tried to leave she says Chris' people wouldn't let her take her cell phone until she signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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Another account subsequently revealed that Niosi had also allegedly broken the non-disclosure agreement he'd signed with Nintendo regarding the reveal of his Fire Emblem role.
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More than a dozen potential bidders, including wealth management and private equity firms, have signed non-disclosure agreements to review SkyBridge's financial results, the person said.
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The call is currently hosted on Canfield's own site, along with a grand jury non-disclosure notice from the US Department of Justice and other materials.
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Users only found out Facebook was involved once they started the sign-up process and signed a non-disclosure agreement prohibiting them from discussing it publicly.
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Manigault Newman said Monday night on MSNBC's "Hardball" that White House officials presented her with a non-disclosure agreement, but that she did not sign it.
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The American Civil Liberties Union issued a statement on Monday after Trump tweeted about Manigault Newman blasting the use of non-disclosure agreements for public employees.
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Vuzix, a WaveOptics rival, said last month that 10 new customers have signed non-disclosure agreements "and are actively performing due diligence" on the company's lenses.
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"Non-disclosure agreements cannot stop people from whistleblowing, but it is clear some empoyers are using them unethically," May said responding to a question in parliament.
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Republican National Committee spokesman Michael Short claimed that new revelation "raises serious legal questions," since she previously signed non-disclosure agreements vowing to protect classified information.
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Corrigan, Denton and Wallner have signed non-disclosure agreements as part of their severance, according to the source, and did not respond to requests for comment.
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It is not clear in the article that Bloomberg knows which telecom is apparently affected; it notes that Appleboum is covered by an non-disclosure agreement.
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She's now suing to release herself from the non-disclosure agreement she signed because Trump reportedly never signed it, which her lawyer argues voids the document.
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"So many of [my clients] breaking NDA [non-disclosure agreement] stuff is like part of the experience when I make them tell me stuff," they said.
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"Legally, Bolton is significantly constrained by the non-disclosure agreements that he would have signed as a condition of his access to classified information," Aftergood said.
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ABC News reports the letter, from Trump attorney Charles Harder, accuses Bannon of breaching a non-disclosure agreement signed as part of working on Trump's campaign.
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While CNN has not seen the specific agreement Omarosa signed, it has obtained a copy of the non-disclosure agreement sent to other 2016 campaign staff.
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Motherboard granted the source anonymity to speak more candidly about internal Microsoft practices, and because the person is under a non-disclosure agreement with the company.
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The U.S. company has signed non-disclosure agreements to share confidential information with other potential acquirers, including Pfizer and Amgen, sources told Reuters earlier this month.
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Daniels' manager, Gina Rodriguez, said last week that Cohen's statement voided the non-disclosure agreement with her and allows her client to tell her story publicly.
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A copy of the non-disclosure agreement RPD signed with the FBI, also unredacted, is embedded below, and the rest can found on the request page.
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The two sides settled in December before a lawsuit was filed, and the settlement included a non-disclosure agreement that prevented Njee from discussing the case.
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She is currently suing to get out of her non-disclosure agreement, and has claimed that Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, was involved in the negotiations.
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Critics of non-disclosure agreements say they enable serial harassers by keeping other people who work for or with them in the dark about their behavior.
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Last month, Daniels sued Cohen to be released from the non-disclosure agreement she signed in October 2016 in exchange for the $130,000 payment from him.
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Each time students took a class, they were asked to fill out a psychological survey, a non-disclosure agreement and a questionnaire asking for deeply personal information.
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In The Telegraph's case, the Court of Appeal ruled that the publication could not publish the story because it would break the businessman's confidential non-disclosure agreements.
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Facebook's Oculus has been ordered to pay $500 million after a jury found that Oculus co-founder Palmer Luckey violated a non-disclosure agreement, according to Polygon.
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Facebook said about 60 percent of requests in the United States had a non-disclosure order prohibiting the company from notifying the user of the government request.
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It's worth noting that around half the U.S. law enforcement requests included a non-disclosure agreement that prohibited Facebook from notifying its users of the government's action.
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Any reporter embedding with the U.S. military is required to sign similar, non-disclosure agreements based on what type of military units they may be traveling with.
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All had signed non-disclosure agreements with Cognizant in which they pledged not to discuss their work for Facebook — or even acknowledge that Facebook is Cognizant's client.
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She further alleges that Brown came out with her shoes and cellphone and demanded that she sign a non-disclosure agreement before returning the items to her.
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They are asking that they are paid $100,000 in damages for breaking the non-disclosure agreement, along with attorney fees and an undisclosed amount for punitive damages.
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The Associated Press is reporting that Trump is suing his former aid Sam Nunberg for $10 million for leaking information in violation of a non-disclosure agreement.
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Around the world, governments have used such criminal laws to police sexuality and reproduction, including for same-sex activity, HIV non-disclosure and exposure, and abortion services.
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Some of these documents can be easily handled without an attorney, like non-disclosure agreements that follow basic template, and copyright applications, which is a simple process.
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UK Asset Resolution, which is selling off the Bradford & Bingley loans, is planning to send out non-disclosure agreements to prospective bidders this week, the sources said.
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Cohen acknowledged paying adult-film star Stormy Daniels $130,000 just days before the election as part of a non-disclosure agreement regarding her alleged affair with Trump.
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She was keen to see an end to non disclosure agreements (NDAs) - so-called gagging orders - used to muzzle victims of discrimination and harassment when reaching settlements.
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To address this, a bipartisan bill was recently introduced in the House of Representatives, calling for the repeal of state laws criminalizing HIV non-disclosure and exposure.
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They show what has been searched -- including electronic facilities where the search itself is protected by a non-disclosure order -- and indicate what has not been searched.
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The jury also found Oculus liable for breaching a non-disclosure agreement Luckey signed with ZeniMax in 2012, when he began corresponding about virtual reality with Carmack.
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Some members said his testimony will help move the investigation forward, though Page told the committee that the Trump campaign made him sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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Avenatti represents Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, in her lawsuits against Trump and Cohen over a non-disclosure agreement related to an alleged 2006 affair.
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Despite its high-profile guests, outsiders don't know much about what goes on at the resort, as all staff members are required to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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"It's extremely one-sided and heavy-handed, and basically imposes confidentiality and non-disclosure for life," said attorney Debra Katz, who has handled several Capitol Hill cases.
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After seven months of litigation challenging the non-disclosure provision, Facebook finally won an exceptional victory for transparency and governmental accountability in the DC Court of Appeals.
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Unchained by the non-disclosure agreements that silence developers with platform exclusivity deals, Radak's post serves as a warning for anyone wanting to follow in his footsteps.
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Worst of all, many companies—Uber included—require employees to sign non-disclosure agreements that serve as gag orders, silencing survivors with the threat of a lawsuit.
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Rohr declined to comment in detail on the Bayer case, citing a non-disclosure agreement, but said he knew of at least five WINNTI attacks in Germany.
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Avenatti also said that six additional women have to come forward with stories similar to Daniels' — and some of them are also bound by non-disclosure agreements.
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That message sought to allay concerns, stoked by Warren and others, about women at his company being asked to sign non-disclosure agreements after complaining about discrimination.
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Nevertheless, the interview represented a key legal moment in which Daniels unequivocally smashed the non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that she signed with Trump's personal counsel, Michael Cohen.
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Tony Rock's giving Pete Davidson mad respect for making his fans sign very pricey non-disclosure agreements to attend his shows ... something he thinks is long overdue.
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As a result, the witnesses were also asked to sign non-disclosure agreements even if the portions of the report that mentioned them contained no classified information.
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Prospective suitors are signing non-disclosure agreements for the auction, a process that indicated promising interest, Johannes Dietsch told analysts during a call following first-quarter results.
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In its current effort to seek emergency financing, J.P. Morgan is talking to 100 investors who have signed non-disclosure agreements to potentially participate, the people said.
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In the lawsuit, government lawyers explain that Snowden signed non-disclosure agreements with the NSA and the CIA in which he agreed not to divulge classified information.
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It seeks to void a non-disclosure agreement that prevents her from speaking publicly about her alleged affair with Trump between the summer of 2006 and 2007.
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The service will give advice on what constitutes sexual harassment; how to bring a grievance or claim at an employment tribunal, and on settlements and non-disclosure agreements.
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Contestants are subject to very intense non-disclosure agreements from ABC, but if a person comes back after, say, a week, it's pretty obvious that she's not engaged.
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" Elsewhere in her caption, Vee said she tried to speak out about the incident last year, but "they found out and made [her] sign a NON-disclosure agreement.
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A follow-up report in February focused on a site in Tampa, FL, where moderators broke their non-disclosure agreements to describe a pattern of mistreatment by managers.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, claims that the non-disclosure agreement she entered in exchange for her silence about their alleged extramarital affair is therefore invalid.
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LISA, a British AI tool, helps people draw up non-disclosure agreements, removing the need for expensive human lawyers to be apprised of confidential (and perhaps embarrassing) details.
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Rubin's lawyer, Lifat Schnur, was also listed as a defendant and was alleged to have drafted non-disclosure agreements to prevent the women from speaking of their encounters.
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While the jury decided that Oculus had indeed violated ZeniMax's copyrights and a non-disclosure agreement, it was not convinced that any misappropriation of trade secrets had occurred.
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The full extent of the damage is not clear, as the company has made employees sign non-disclosure agreements specifically related to the fire, the former employees say.
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Detailed information on mood shifts among young people is "based on internal Facebook data", the document states, "shareable under non-disclosure agreement only", and "is not publicly available".
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Their fear was compounded by the fact that Jeff owned all the intellectual property from the Latitude Society, and it was wrapped up in a Non-Disclosure Agreement.
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Campbell expects to sign non-disclosure agreements for its international snack business in the next weeks, and will then begin to send out confidential materials, the people said.
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Oliver Stone's 'Snowden' relocating to fall (exclusive) Guests were required to sign non-disclosure agreements, but that did not prevent three of them from speaking to this reporter.
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Legal documents that have come to light in the past detail strict non-disclosure agreements for the company's contractors and suppliers, including $50 million payouts for each breach.
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Infantino has said the investors came from Asia, Europe and North America but said he was unable to provide details as he had signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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Her most Scorpio moment: As the New York Times reported in 2015, Jenner requires all of her guests to sign a non-disclosure agreement upon entering her home.
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"Disseminating non-public, sensitive information about DOJ matters could violate federal laws, employee non-disclosure agreements, and individual privacy rights," the Justice Department's manual for federal prosecutors warns.
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Daniels's suit seeks to be released from a non-disclosure agreement she signed barring her from publicly discussing an affair she claims she had with Trump in 2006.
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But Hempowicz said she's seen enforceable non-disclosure agreements in which executive-branch agencies bar whistleblowing employees from revealing the details of their settlement negotiations with the government.
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The company ultimately announced it would do away with a policy that previously forced individuals with sexual-assault complaints into arbitration and made them sign non-disclosure agreements.
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He wants the investigation to be over and continues to say everything he did in regards to paying Stormy Daniels for the non-disclosure agreement was perfectly legal.
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Strict non-disclosure agreements prevent them from being acknowledged as existing, let alone being used — but researchers think they've found a way to spot the shady signal-snatchers.
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But Daniels claims in a lawsuit filed in California court on Monday that the non-disclosure agreement doesn't matter because "Dennison" (Trump's code name) never signed the document.
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Another source familiar with the process confirmed the timeline and added that over a dozen interested parties have signed non-disclosure agreements and received a detailed investment memorandum.
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Questions about Telizhenko's Ukraine allegations Johnson said earlier this week that Telizhenko wanted to cooperate with the committee, but he could not because of a non-disclosure agreement.
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It's time to extend the legal time periods for challenging violence, confine the broad reach of non-disclosure agreements, and support workers who blow the whistle on abuse.
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" She noted that as a result of a non-disclosure agreement she signed while leaving the company, she has not been able to share her story "in full.
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The group's management corporation, Vought (a reality-television studio that secretly scripts their crime-fighting adventures), tries to pay Hughie off as part of a non-disclosure agreement.
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That came later, when she absolutely destroyed his equivocation on whether he would release women who had worked for his company from non-disclosure agreements they had signed.
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He was hit for his alleged past crass comments about women and non-disclosure agreements his company has with women who have accused him of making crude remarks.
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"Jackson also referenced a non-disclosure agreement he says he asked Sarah to sign after she "joked about being able to destroy our lives if she wanted to.
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Attorney Gloria AllredGloria Rachel AllredEpstein victims' lawyer says Prince Andrew should speak to US authorities 'without conditions and without delay' Do non-disclosure agreements hurt or help women?
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There were fears from some digital rights quarters that non-disclosure agreements could be used as a loophole to prevent agencies from needing to go through the VEP.
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Bloomberg also grew testy over Warren's continued pressure on him to release all former Bloomberg LP employees who alleged misconduct at the company from their non-disclosure agreements.
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He faced more intense criticism from Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot during an event Iowa, who told him to his face that he should break the non-disclosure agreement.
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" Bloomberg said he had not mistreated women employees but defended his decision not to release those he settled with from non-disclosure agreements, saying they were made "consensually.
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There was a cogent answer to his refusal to open the non-disclosure agreements with the women who brought harassment or discrimination claims against his company decades ago.
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Those complaints have been resolved under non-disclosure agreements, with Bloomberg still stopping short of saying he is willing to release employees from their obligations to keep quiet.
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Riders will first be invited to join the Waymo early rider program, which requires signing a non-disclosure agreement, before moving into the public arm of Waymo One.
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Last week TIM said it had signed a non-disclosure agreement with CDP and Enel to kick off talks on ways of integrating networks, including a possible merger.
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Cohen's lawyer, Lawrence Rosen, confirmed in a statement that Cohen obtained an order from an arbitrator prohibiting Clifford from disclosing confidential information covered by the non-disclosure agreement.
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If you're under any non-compete clauses, assignment of invention clauses, or non-disclosure agreements, then it's best to consult an attorney for personalized advice on this matter.
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Alliant joined the bidding for WFIS earlier this year and signed a non-disclosure agreement, which prevented it from soliciting WFIS staff for 18 months, according to the complaint.
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In February, Facebook lost a lawsuit and was ordered to pay $500 million to the gaming company ZeniMax; Luckey was found to have violated a ZeniMax non-disclosure agreement.
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Rashid agreed to sign a non-disclosure agreement, but decided to speak out after the global walkout by Google employees to protest sexual harassment and other forms of discrimination.
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A jury in Dallas, Texas has awarded ZeniMax Media $500 million after finding that Palmer Luckey (and by extension Oculus VR) violated the terms of a non-disclosure agreement.
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One way to do this is to improve transparency in lending contracts, to eliminate non-disclosure clauses that have hidden liens and contingent liabilities that could hamper economic growth.
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Last month Oculus was ordered to pay $500 million to ZeniMax for violating a non-disclosure agreement, copyright infringement, and false designation (claiming to build something that it didn't).
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They both declined to comment on pricing details due to non-disclosure agreements, but said the acquisition of National Insurance would be funded with equity capital and no debt.
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Another group of victims are prevented, or at least discouraged, from reporting abuse by the non-disclosure agreements — commonly known as NDAs — that are often a condition of employment.
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In one contract with GCHQ Endace is revealed to have been bound to the UK's Official Secrets Act — thereby enforcing non-disclosure of its contract with the spy agency.
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These related to an alleged conflict of interest by chairman and former finance minister Trevor Manuel, and non-disclosure of legal fees the company had paid on his behalf.
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A source told BuzzFeed News that Drake could not talk about Trump, but was unable to confirm if that was because of a non-disclosure or some other agreement.
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By the end of the three-month review process, SandRidge said it had executed 28 non-disclosure agreements and received eight offers to buy the company or certain assets.
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On Sunday, the Times reported that McGowan allegedly turned down $1 million in hush money from one of Weinstein's associates who wanted her to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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Current and former researchers at DeepMind and Google, who requested anonymity due to stringent non-disclosure agreements, have also expressed scepticism that DeepMind can reach AGI through such methods.
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The committee also urged the government to regulate non-disclosure agreements, which may be used to silence victims, and to make it easier for employees to seek legal action.
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The majority of the requests (56 percent) received from U.S. law enforcement contained a non-disclosure clause that prevented Facebook from notifying the user in question, the company noted.
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Google has a non-disclosure agreement with the county's water and sanitation department, which does not release data about how much water Google uses or how much it pays.
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The hearings happen in secret, with non-disclosure clauses preventing the claimant from talking about the details or filing a class-action lawsuit — and they are on the rise.
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In a Friday securities filing, Copec and unit Arauco said they signed a non-disclosure agreement with Eldorado with the purpose of exploring a possible investment, without elaborating further.
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In June TIM signed a non-disclosure agreement with Open Fiber owners state lender CDP and utility Enel to start talks on ways of integrating their fibre optic networks.
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Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley sent a letter last week to the Justice Department urging the non-disclosure agreement to be lifted so Congress could speak to the whistleblower.
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Jurors rejected a claim by ZeniMax that its trade secrets were stolen, but it found that Oculus used the copyrighted code without permission and violated the non-disclosure agreement.
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And Wednesday, Clifford's lawyer Michael Avenatti appeared on NBC's "Today" show to say she would be returning the $130,000 payment, which was part of the alleged non-disclosure agreement.
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He also called on EU lawmakers to ban non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) such as the one he signed with Danske Bank, which prevent former employees speaking out over wrongdoing.
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His worst moment came when Warren and Biden challenged him to release women who alleged sexism and misogynistic behavior by Bloomberg and at his company from non-disclosure agreements.
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Kelly forced survivors to sign false documents Through his lawyer, Susan E. Loggans, Kelly paid settlements to survivors of his abuse in exchange for them signing non-disclosure agreements.
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One way to do this is to improve transparency in lending contracts, to eliminate non-disclosure clauses that have hidden liens and contingent liabilities that could hamper economic growth.
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Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg's refusal to release employees at his media company from non-disclosure agreements blew up on him at this week's Las Vegas debate.
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Government requests for account data globally rose to 59,229 from 46,710 and more than half contained a non-disclosure order that prohibited the social networking website from notifying users.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, recently filed a lawsuit against Trump in an attempt to void a non-disclosure pact barring her from discussing the alleged relationship.
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And when a complainant does win an arbitration case, if they didn't already have a non-disclosure agreement in their employment contract, you can bet the settlement includes one.
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Unlike economists in academia or government, the work of Amazon's economists is almost entirely secret, and staff are required to sign non-disclosure agreements to keep it that way.
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Following CNN's investigation, Uber announced it would do away with a policy that previously forced individuals with sexual assault complaints into arbitration and made them sign non-disclosure agreements.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren took on former Mayor Michael Bloomberg over his past use of non-disclosure agreements at his powerful media company at Wednesday night's debate in Las Vegas.
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Cohen who told the Journal in January that he had "facilitated" the payment, argued that Daniels had breached the non-disclosure agreement she signed weeks before the 2016 election.
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Other students have been supportive of the pledge, but are not comfortable signing it because of their immigration status or non-disclosure agreements they've signed with tech companies, she added.
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Once approved, they had to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA), and were forbidden from masturbating, watching porn, eating, drinking, or doing drugs for 12 hours before viewing the exhibition.
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Universities in the United Kingdom have secretly used a system of non-disclosure agreements to silence students who report sexual assault, according to a new bombshell report from BBC News.
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According to Polygon, a jury awarded the sum after determining that Oculus executives violated a ZeniMax non-disclosure agreement in the early days of building the Oculus Rift VR headset.
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By the time Alex let his plans be known to his family, he had already signed the paperwork for a one-year commitment, and a series of non-disclosure agreements.
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Among the statements given today was one from 2012 gold medalist McKayla Maroney, who had previously been silence by a non-disclosure agreement as part of a settlement with USAG.
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It only informed users it recruited with ads on Instagram, Snapchat and elsewhere that they were joining a Facebook Research program after they'd begun signup and signed non-disclosure agreements.
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The government demanded that Levison turn over data about a particular user, and served him with a non-disclosure order that prevented him from speaking about that user — until now.
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Dwight Howard says allegations he threatened a man for not signing a non-disclosure agreement is pure BS -- telling TMZ Sports he's never even met the person behind the lawsuit.
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Gannett said MNG had insisted on a non-disclosure agreement before starting any talks and did not provide any more information about how it planned to execute on its proposal.
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The New Yorker's latest by Ronan Farrow exposed how Harvey Weinstein allegedly used non-disclosure agreements, opposition research and favorable ties with the New York district attorney to evade prosecution.
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After the case was dropped, Batillana, who had been smeared in the press as an unreliable gold-digger, reportedly went on to sign an ironclad non-disclosure agreement with Weinstein.
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Earlier this week, a NHTSA spokesperson said a non-disclosure agreement Tesla used with some customers was "troublesome" because it required customers to keep the details of the agreement secret.
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The Trump campaign also sought to enforce a non-disclosure agreement last year when former White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman penned a book about her time inside the administration.
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Daily La Repubblica reported earlier on Saturday that TIM and Open Fiber had signed a non-disclosure agreement that could include initial moves towards merging the two companies' network assets.
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She asked anyone who visited the company's headquarters to sign non-disclosure agreements before being allowed in the building, and had security guards escort visitors everywhere — even to the bathroom.
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He rose to prominence as the attorney for adult-film star Stormy Daniels, who is suing Trump for defamation and to void a non-disclosure agreement over an alleged affair.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A furor in Britain over allegations of sexual harassment against retail billionaire Philip Green this week has reignited the debate about the use of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).
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Mitchell Shelowitz, a copyright lawyer in New York, noted that the non-disclosure agreement explicitly stated ZeniMax would be entitled to an injunction in the event its terms were violated.
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Both parties — the marketer and the agency — usually sign NDAs (non-disclosure agreements) as part of the terms of the settlement, preventing either company from revealing publicly it took place.
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Planned Parenthood asked reporters attending a happy hour for media professionals this week to abide by non-disclosure agreements, a request that can stifle reporters' ability to do their job.
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On Thursday night, the Nevada Democratic Party sent an email to volunteer precinct chairs in rural areas asking them to sign a non-disclosure agreement and simultaneously offering a stipend.
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Legal threats But if soft landings and fence-mendings are the carrots employed by Trump and his aides, non-disclosure agreements and the threat of Trump's wrath are the stick.
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Since 2002, the archdiocese has reported all accusations of clergy sexual abuse to law enforcement and has not entered into any non-disclosure agreements with victims, said spokesman Ned McGrath.
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Harris, which sells most of these spy gizmos to cops around the United States, has fought to keep details of its technology secret, making customers sign strict non-disclosure agreements.
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She is now campaigning for changes to the law and better regulation so that non-disclosure agreements cannot be used to intimidate vulnerable people and deprive them of their rights.
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Her lawsuit seeks to void a non-disclosure agreement she signed just before the 2016 presidential election to remain silent about what she has called an "intimate" relationship with Trump.
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"If they're tryna party with the queen, they gon' have to sign a non-disclosure," sings Beyoncé on the track, which she shares with DJ Khaled, hubby Jay-Z, and Future.
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Many are forced to sign non-disclosure agreements, attorney Sara Blackwell, who has been contacted by dozens of former and current NFL and NBA cheerleaders and is representing Ware, tells PEOPLE.
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UK universities have regularly used non-disclosure agreements to silence university students who report their sexual assault — to the tune of more than $1.6 million, according to a BBC News report.
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Around 300 people worked in the Silicon Valley office prior to the layoffs, according to a former employee who was granted anonymity because of a non-disclosure agreement with the company.
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The Telegraph reported that, similar to the case of Harvey Weinstein and other stories from the #MeToo movement, Green used non-disclosure agreements to buy the silence of his alleged victims.
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Typically, a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that's been left unsigned by one party could be voided if the other party returned the money, Roth Law Firm's Richard Roth told VICE News.
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" As for non-disclosure agreements, a tool that's been criticized for the way they have protected bad actors and the companies they work for from public exposure: "NDAs have not stopped.
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Within hours, major news publications were reporting that the NHTSA had begun investigating Tesla's suspension problems, and were also concerned with strange non-disclosure wording in the customer goodwill repair agreement.
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But that would signal to any other woman bound by a non-disclosure agreement with the president—and Mr Avenatti claims to know of two—that it can be safely ignored.
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Among them, Palantir asked former employees to renew their non-disclosure agreements, agree not to solicit Palantir employees for 12 months and promise not to sue the company or its executive.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain will ban employees from using non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) that prevent victims of workplace harassment from speaking to police, lawyers and healthcare workers about their abuse.
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Companies usually prefer to simply confirm a former employee's time at the company when called for a job reference, and non-disclosure agreements are typically part of separation agreements, he said.
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On MSNBC, Speier said she couldn't say much more about those two members because of non-disclosure agreements the victims had to sign: "This process is all about protecting the harasser."
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Because of the intense non-disclosure agreements around the Stingray, most prosecutors will drop cases rather than defend the use of the device in the face of a well-versed lawyer.
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While there are no photos of the new Xbox One model, external photos and other key details are being kept under a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) between Microsoft and the FCC.
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The executives involved signed non-disclosure agreements before the visit, and Space Data is now alleging that the subsequent rise of Project Loon is reason to think those agreements were broken.
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Trump also required numerous White House staff members to enter into similar non-disclosure agreements—known in the private sector as "NDAs" — as a condition of employment with the federal government.
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The president's personal lawyer is squaring off against the porn actress, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, over a non-disclosure agreement she signed two weeks before Election Day in 2016.
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Yes, it's good to address impunity among legislators and in other workplace settings — to ban non-disclosure agreements, provide training in appropriate workplace behavior, and improve processes for reporting and adjudication.
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LONDON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday that some employers were using non-disclosure agreements unethically and that the government would look further into the matter.
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Federal prosecutors claim the company repeatedly directed its own employees to gather details about how Tappy worked — a violation of the confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements it had with T-Mobile.
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But when pressed about the McKinsey "experience" that has evidently helped formed Mayor Pete's thinking, his campaign defers to the non-disclosure agreements by which it says he is still covered.
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This was also confirmed to Motherboard by a source who used to work on the trending news team but declined to speak on the record due to a non-disclosure agreement.
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Some of those include unmasking people who have signed non-disclosure agreements with Nintendo, according to JJB, the former administrator of the WarezNX Discord, who shut down the server in October.
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Often when a settlement is made, due to the complex rules and the parties signing non-disclosure agreements, there are very few who end up knowing about it on Capitol Hill.
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Ivan "VANSKOR" Skorokhod said via Twitter that forZe made false statements in letting the roster go, but he was not permitted to disclose any details based on a non-disclosure agreement.
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"This is exactly the kind thing that Avenatti can take a deposition about," said Debra Katz, an employment and whistleblower lawyer based in Washington who has negotiated several non-disclosure deals.
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It also said it has signed non-disclosure agreements that prevent the company from discussing many of its past audits, though it did acknowledge that DHS has done its own review.
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Warren pushed back by asking why, then, Bloomberg continues to have so many of his former women employees with raised issues of sex-based discrimination bound by non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).
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Chiu, who is British-Chinese, signed a non-disclosure agreement shortly after the alleged incident with Weinstein, which prohibited her from speaking about it for years — even to her own husband.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren drafted a contract for media mogul Mike Bloomberg to release those from his company who accused him of sexual harassment or gender discrimination from their non-disclosure agreements.
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The Massachusetts senator decided to make it easy for Bloomberg to release several women from non-disclosure agreements they have with the billionaire businessman: She drew up a handy contract herself.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, filed a lawsuit against Trump on March 6 to void the non-disclosure agreement she signed in October 2016, for which she received $130,000.
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Avenatti said the involvement of Martin suggests that Trump knew about the non-disclosure agreement, even though the president had tried to distance himself from the case, according to NBC News.
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In fact, to the contrary, they show that Omarosa may have violated White House ethics, misused federal property, including government vehicles, and violated contract law through a broken non-disclosure agreement.
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Last month, Amigo said it had received indication of interest from several parties and entered into non-disclosure agreements with them, though there was no certainty an offer would be made.
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This is likely because Lenovo is either respecting an Intel non-disclosure agreement or looking to stem competition in the space by revealing too much of its underlying systems and parts.
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There is concern that bosses are increasingly using non disclosure agreements (NDAs), or confidentiality agreements, to muzzle employees and whistleblowers when reaching settlements in cases including sexual harassment and discrimination complaints.
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People lodging sexual harassment complaints would also no longer be forced to wait through a 30-day counseling period and a 30-day mediation period, or to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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This includes the company instructing employees to violate non-disclosure agreements, obstruction of justice charges, and even attempting to steal physical components from a robot T-Mobile uses to test phone durability.
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Politico was first to report that staffers worked on the order without their boss knowing, adding that sources said the staffers had to sign non-disclosure agreements to work with the transition.
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State and local agencies that procure cell-site simulators, often with the help of federal grant money, have generally been required to sign non-disclosure agreements with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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On their website, they enumerate eight detrimental effects of salary non-disclosure (or salary "cloaking," which acknowledges the deliberate action on the part of the employer), all of which we heartily endorse.
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For those with access to classified information, a review of the non-disclosure agreement reminds us of the responsibilities that come with access to, and penalties for unauthorized disclosure of, classified information.
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They would have to go through a month of counseling, where they can be informed of their legal rights and asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement, according to the L.A. Times.
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The groups will try to pressure company stakeholders and leaders to vote on proposals that ban non-disclosure agreements in harassment and discrimination cases and tie executive compensation to its diversity goals.
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I had to wonder: How much fear and anxiety did you internalize and keep out of public view due to the non-disclosure and non-disparagement provisions of your previous employment contract?
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There is ample evidence that Fox News, with the complicity of top executives, enabled the abuse of women for many years then silenced them with non-disclosure agreements and non disparagement clauses.
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Another three of her top campaign staffers resigned mid-September — about seven weeks before election day — and news that they had to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) raised eyebrows across the state.
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Cartwright, who became vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 2007, signed more than 36 non-disclosure agreements related to Department of Defense programs during his tenure, the government said.
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Many believe officials are hiding the true extent of the death toll; investigators have reportedly asked parents to sign non-disclosure agreements before coming in to identify the bodies of their children.
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LOL is currently in private beta with around 100 high school students who signed non-disclosure agreements with parental consent to do focus groups and one-on-one testing with Facebook staff.
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In 68 countries, people living with HIV face laws that criminalize non-disclosure, exposure or transmission, which not only have a negative impact on prevention, but can discourage HIV testing and disclosure.
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However, it doesn't seem that Facebook will be joining the fight — the company merely noted that about 60% of the requests it receives from US authorities come with a non-disclosure order.
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The news outlet reported that the non-disclosure agreements include a clause that prohibited administration officials from disclosing confidential information in any way, including books, unless they first received permission from Trump.
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"It's really through NDAs [non-disclosure agreements] and through other means of settling these kinds of cases of sexual harassment that we keep women silent," Carlson told The Associated Press on Saturday.
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Cohen said that at Trump's direction, he paid Clifford $130,000 in October 2016 in exchange for her signature on a non-disclosure agreement that covered her sexual relationship with Trump in 2006.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, last month sued Michael Cohen, Trump's personal attorney, to be released from the non-disclosure agreement she signed in October 2016 in exchange for $130,000.
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For those with access to classified information, a review of the non-disclosure agreement reminds us of the responsibilities that come with access to, and penalties for unauthorized disclosure of, classified information.
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In January 2017 it will begin installing Li-Fi on passenger jets built either by Airbus or by its American rival, Boeing (a non-disclosure agreement forbids it from saying which one).
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At issue was the non-disclosure agreement Daniels and Cohen had signed just before the 2016 election -- a move aimed at ensuring her silence about an alleged affair with Trump in 2006.
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Powerful men, in cowardly efforts to avoid being dragged through the public mud for their bad actions, have used and enforced these non-disclosure agreements to buy the silence of their victims.
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An attempt, for instance, to enact what Trump's representatives say is a $1 million per violation clause in a non-disclosure agreement signed by Daniels will only magnify interest in his conduct.
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She declined to comment for this story, but previously told The New York Times that a non-disclosure agreement reached with her book publisher prevents her from speaking about its full contents.
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Later in the day, The Weinstein Company files for bankruptcy and, in the process, releases all former employees from the legal contracts, or non-disclosure agreements, that kept them from speaking out.
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Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford, has said the money was in exchange for her signing a non-disclosure deal facilitated by Cohen through a company he set up shortly beforehand.
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But little else is known about stingray technology because the cell phone snooping technology is sold exclusively to police departments and federal agencies under strict non-disclosure agreements with the device manufacturer.
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Former assistant Rowena Chiu, who broke her non-disclosure agreement earlier Monday when speaking on NBC, says in the book that she wore two pairs of tights for protection during one meeting.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - British victims of workplace sexual misconduct can speak to police even if they have signed a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with their bosses, but not everyone knows it.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... Woods and Smith (who dated from 2015 to 2017) are currently in arbitration -- and sources familiar with the situation tell us it's all over a non-disclosure agreement.
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Perkins, who was 24 years old at the time, said the negotiations that led up to the non-disclosure agreement involved gruelling meetings with lawyers including one that lasted from 5 p.m.
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Zenimax alleged that Luckey had signed a non-disclosure agreement concerning work that Carmack and Luckey did with the help of Id Software, then broke that NDA and by divulging information to Facebook.
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Ashley told PEOPLE her mother – who was not able to comment due to an alleged non-disclosure agreement with Ravenel as part of a $200,000 settlement – was allegedly attacked inside the star's home.
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Rae's reasoning, according to the complaint filed, was that the production team didn't have a working title for the film yet and, without a title, couldn't have Daniher sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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Since Beyoncé and Jay-Z make guests sign non-disclosure agreements before attending their parties, it really comes as no surprise that the Louvre wouldn't reveal many details about the "APESHIT" video shoot.
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But from all reports, in exchange for being paid in full, she has agreed to the non-disclosure agreements in her original contract — which is sad for those of us who love drama.
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Daniels has said the non-disclosure agreement was void because Trump did not sign it, and that Cohen defamed her by insinuating publicly that she lied about having an intimate relationship with Trump.
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Amazon required the 20 finalists for the project to sign non-disclosure agreements, and most of the state and local governments involved refused to disclose the details of their bids, citing competitive reasons.
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On Wednesday, Perkins testified before the British Parliament's Women and Equalities Committee about Weinstein's history of using non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) to silence women who have accused him of sexual harassment or assault.
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But thanks to bizarre non-disclosure agreements struck between the FBI and the manufacturer of the StingRay, the Harris Corporation, the devices are rarely entered into evidence as part of a criminal case.
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Time Inc held conversations with buyout firms before signing a non-disclosure agreement with Yahoo recently that forbids bidders in the sale process from communicating with each other, the people said this week.
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The company also effectively voided all non-disclosure agreements with employees, stating their hopes that those agreements -- which were used "as a secret weapon to silence (Weinstein's) accusers" -- will not silence anyone anymore.
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But, despite his apparent evidence, Evans says the NFL Network pressured him to sign a non-disclosure agreement about the case ... which would bar him from telling his side of the story publicly.
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" Kaveh Navab, a lawyer who specializes in non-disclosure agreements and is not affiliated with The Weinstein Company's bankruptcy, noted that preemptively voiding the NDAs "save everyone the legal battles and legal costs.
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One of the named "admins" in the database, who we are also not naming, claimed he was a contracted developer but declined to comment to TechCrunch citing a non-disclosure agreement with ApexSMS.
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Liu declined to name the companies involved because of non-disclosure agreements, but said the process could use nickel ores high in cobalt that is often discarded by Indonesia's nickel pig iron industry.
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A Washington Post columnist reported earlier this year that senior staffers in Trump's White House were required to sign non-disclosure agreements, a move that many deemed unprecedented and unenforceable for public employees.
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" The new motion Avenatti filed states that Daniels's case "centers on a dispute concerning whether a settlement agreement, containing a mutual release and terms of non-disclosure, was ever formed between the parties.
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But it is hard to believe he would make a payment like this, and draw up an [non disclosure agreement] for Trump to sign (even though Trump never signed it), without telling Trump.
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Despite military judges ordering the non-disclosure of how much is being paid to defense attorneys at Guantánamo, NPR got its hands on a document showing that some bill roughly $500,000 a year.
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Little else is known about what goes on at The Camp — including the schedule and the cost of attendance — and all staff are asked to sign non-disclosure agreements, according to Fox Business.
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He should be forced to make a choice about whether to continue honoring his non-disclosure agreement on live television, and he should be continued to be pressed about his career before politics.
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While Tribune Publishing considers Gannett's $15 per share cash offer to be inadequate, it will offer Gannett access to some of its confidential corporate information under a non-disclosure agreement, the people said.
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Warby Parker agreed to sign non-disclosure agreements forbidding the eyewear seller from using info about its technology to reverse-engineer the online eye exam or do anything besides partnering with the startup.
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Warner also implies that Uber may have run afoul of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act in its unorthodox effort to track down its hackers and force them to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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The details: The suit reportedly claims the non-disclosure agreement she signed days before the 2016 presidential election is invalid because, while it included a line for Trump's signature, he never signed it.
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Cohen used the same pseudonyms in a non-disclosure agreement between Broidy and the Playmate that he used in a similar agreement that involved Trump and Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford.
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"The commission now believes that a miscarriage of justice may have occurred in Mr Megrahi's case," it said, saying there were two reasons for its decision: unreasonable verdict and non-disclosure of evidence.
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Some of the sources, all who spoke on the condition of anonymity, citing non-disclosure agreements or concern over professional retribution, claimed that Favale retaliated after they reported his behavior to human resources.
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Warren then again pressed her case for Bloomberg and his company to issue a blanket release from non-disclosure agreements for any former employees, as she did at the last debate in Nevada.
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Washington (CNN)A hearing date has been set for the lawsuit adult film actress Stormy Daniels filed against President Donald Trump and his lawyer Michael Cohen's company to dissolve their non-disclosure agreement.
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Stephanie Clifford, also known as Stormy Daniels, has filed a complaint against the President over a non-disclosure agreement she claims is void regarding an alleged affair she had with Trump in 2006.
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President Donald Trump ordered senior staff after they joined the White House to sign non-disclosure agreements following several leaks in the early months of his administration, the Washington Post reported on Sunday.
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In an interview with InTouch Magazine conducted five years before she allegedly signed a non-disclosure agreement, Daniels detailed an ongoing affair with Trump that started at charity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe.
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Correction December 19: An earlier version of this post stated that US government data requests with non-disclosure orders increased 50 percent from the second half of 2016 to the first half of 2017.
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Participants in the roundtable discussion were asked to sign non-disclosure agreements, and accordingly, were not able to post photos with the likeness of any attendee or attribute any statements to anyone in particular.
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One lawsuit seeks to get out of a non-disclosure agreement she signed the month before the 2016 election in exchange for $130,000 to keep the episode secret, while the other is for defamation.
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In the letter, the four women note that their non-disclosure agreements prevented them from talking to Farrow and that numerous women who have settled such claims are also restricted by no-rehire provisions.
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That's the same Dallas court that awarded ZeniMax $500 million last month when it found Oculus guilty of copyright infringement and its executives guilty of violating a non-disclosure agreement and committing false designation.
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First, under the government's theory companies may be subject to inconsistent application of law –companies would be faced with mandated disclosure or delivery requirements from one country that contravene non-disclosure laws of another.
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In particular, Zuckerberg seems to have been unaware of Luckey's non-disclosure agreement with Zenimax, which includes a clause forbidding him from using the proprietary information to gain a competitive advantage against the company.
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Several former AnyVision employees, who did not want to be named because they had signed non-disclosure agreements and feared retaliation, told NBC News that the company did not adhere to Microsoft's ethical standards.
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Due to non-disclosure agreements and the nature of the work, the Matteses initially had trouble finding subjects, until they decided to pose as a software company seeking to hire their own content moderators.
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SK: Prior to joining our platform, both the company and the expert are required to sign a non-disclosure stating any of the information discussed in the test is strictly between the two parties.
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"We were housed in a conference room for two-and-a-half months," said one former curator (all former curators insisted on anonymity out of concerns over violating their non-disclosure agreements with Facebook).
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Ms Clifford then sued to be released from the non-disclosure agreement, claiming Mr Cohen had broken its terms by talking about it and the president had done so by failing to sign it.
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Motherboard granted sources in this story anonymity to speak about sensitive workplace issues that are covered by Google's non-disclosure agreements, and to avoid retaliation—a problem sources said is very present at Jigsaw.
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In March, the Weinstein Company, which he co-founded with his brother Bob, filed for bankruptcy and revoked all of the non disclosure agreements former and current employees of the production company had signed.
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According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Salgado had signed a non-disclosure agreement with the late singer, and his collaboration with the weekly TV series' producers is a flagrant breach of that contract.
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Indian officials have pointed to a "non-disclosure of information" clause that was written into the 2005 contract at French insistence, the first defense ministry official briefed on the communication with the DCNS, said.
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It's a mystery as to how many people watch each channel's clips, as there is no view count and their media partners are not allowed to share numbers because of a non-disclosure agreement.
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Daniels is suing Trump to free herself from a non-disclosure agreement that she says he never signed, and 60 Minutes is slated to run a tell-all interview with Daniels on March 25.
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The White House has denied that Trump had an affair with Daniels, and Trump has said he was unaware that Cohen cut a non-disclosure deal with Daniels on his behalf before the election.
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Two days after the interview, she received a letter from a law firm representing The RealReal warning her that she was bound by a non-disclosure agreement she signed when she took the job.
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Two days after the interview, she received a letter from a law firm representing The RealReal warning her that she was bound by a non-disclosure agreement she signed when she took the job.
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In December 2009, President Obama issued Executive Order 13526; Clinton, serving as his secretary of State, acknowledged the rules governing the knowing or negligent mishandling of classified information by signing a non-disclosure agreement.
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Chad Husnick, who represents Energy Future, countered that Elliott had not signed a non-disclosure agreement with Oncor and said Energy Future would not shop its Oncor stake when Elliott had no committed financing.
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Meanwhile, in Ontario, Canada—a territory that also criminalizes HIV non-disclosure—the attorney general and health minister issued a joint statement promising they wouldn't prosecute people who are on treatment and virally suppressed.
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Another employee, who works at the Amazon facility in San Antonio and spoke on the condition of anonymity citing a non-disclosure agreement, said there are "a lot of people worried" at the facility.
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In a series of tweets, Trump claimed that Cohen had entered into a non-disclosure agreement and was paid through a monthly retainer that he received and which was not tied to the campaign.
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A different Instagram post, in which Jackson posed next to stacks of cash, landed the rapper in hot water during bankruptcy proceedings after the judge handling his case raised concerns of financial non-disclosure.
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Gina Rodriguez, a manager for Stephanie Clifford, who is also known as Stormy Daniels, said Wednesday that Clifford believes Michael Cohen voided the non-disclosure agreement with her by admitting he paid Clifford $130,000.
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The two have since established themselves as AI experts, supporting high-profile clients (who they can't name due to non-disclosure agreements) as consultants and completing the fintech conference circuit a few times over.
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She then challenged Bloomberg to release "dozens" of women from non-disclosure agreements, live on air, in order to defuse them as liabilities in the general and allow the women to speak for themselves.
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Bloomberg said he's done "a lot of reflecting on this issue over the past few days," and decided non-disclosure agreements, or NDAs, won't fly at all at his namesake company Bloomberg LP anymore.
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They slammed his stop-and-frisk history, allegations that the billionaire was buying the election from the DNC and revelations that he'd asked women to sign non-disclosure agreements about his purported offensive comments.
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Warren then asked Bloomberg to commit to answer how many women he had sign non-disclosure agreements at his company and to commit to releasing them from those contracts so they can come forward.
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Though he was offered a separate job as foreign policy institutions leader, he instead chose to leave the company without signing a non-disclosure agreement so that he could speak openly about his experience.
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Indian officials have pointed to a "non-disclosure of information" clause that was written into the 2005 contract at French insistence, the first defence ministry official briefed on the communication with the DCNS, said.
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Bloomberg crumbled under pressure amid scrutiny over his controversial record on policing in New York and his company's history of using non-disclosure agreements in cases where female employees alleged harassment and discrimination. Sen.
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And now research confirms it, thanks to a massive study that looked at 19 million messages between 400,000 hetero people on a dating app that couldn't be named due to a non-disclosure agreement.
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Avenatti and Blakely were at the courthouse thanks to a lawsuit launched by porn star Daniels, who very publicly broke her non-disclosure agreement about a 2006 affair she said she had with Trump.
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The minister who officiated Cardi B and Offset's wedding says the rappers never made her sign a non-disclosure agreement to keep it all hush hush ... she's just really good at keeping a secret.
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In a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) brokered by Trump's attorney Michael Cohen in 2016 — reportedly just days before the presidential election — Daniels promised to keep quiet about the alleged affair in exchange for $130,000.
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She claimed in the lawsuit, filed in March in Los Angeles, that the non-disclosure agreement was invalid and she was free to publicly discuss her relationship with Trump because he never signed it.
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"It started as a group of teenagers writing NSA-grade exploits intended to spread software freedom," said a former Apple employee who asked to remain anonymous because he is bound by a non-disclosure agreement.
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"The information memo went out, and quite a few NDAs (non-disclosure agreements) came back, so there seems to be good interest," Tony Fernandes said on the sidelines of a CAPA aviation summit in Amsterdam.
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So far, standard non-disclosure agreements have gone out, but there is little else in place, such as a data room or a schedule of meetings with management and board members involved in the sale.
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In total, the number of US government account data requests that came with non-disclosure orders grew from 50 percent in the second half of 2016 to 57 percent in the first half of 2017.
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Earlier on Thursday, The Economic Times, citing sources, reported that three of the four qualified bidders - Etihad Airways, TPG Capital and Indigo Partners - had not signed the non-disclosure agreements necessary for conducting due diligence.
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He claims his ex, who is bound by a non-disclosure agreement, was pressured by O'Reilly to give up the information because the woman had filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against the Fox News staple.
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Technically, her name is Stormy Daniels, and after InTouch printed a full interview with the actress — who may or may not be in a non-disclosure agreement — she appeared on shows like Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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"There has been a good level of participation," one of the sources said, adding Terra Firma had reached out to a wide range of bidders signing non-disclosure agreements with 13 to 90 possible suitors.
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IN RECENT days, as numerous actresses have described harrowing encounters with Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced film producer, attention has turned to the vehicle that helped keep these episodes quiet for years: non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).
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Lewandowski is of course no longer working for Trump and is now a CNN analyst, despite having also signed some sort of non-disclosure agreement that almost certainly limits his ability to critically assess Trump.
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The now 24-year-old mother breaks her non-disclosure agreement with Kelly by providing legal documents, payment information and more to seasoned Kelly reporter Jim DeRogatis and BuzzFeed to corroborate her claims of abuse.
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The Kremlin-funded operation is highly secretive, thanks to non-disclosure agreements that employees are forced to sign, but the Moscow Times was able to get a peek at how the RT sausage gets made.
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"If we are going to refinance the bond, we need to look into the books, we need to sign a (non-disclosure agreement), we need to have a dialogue," Ager-Hanssen told Reuters on Tuesday.
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The Telegraph investigated the allegations against Green for eight months, revealing that he was accused of discreditable conduct by five people, all of whom were given "substantial payments" as part of non-disclosure agreeements (NDAs).
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Today's news raises significant questions about the use of non-disclosure agreements, which first came under scrutiny after former Harvey Weinstein employee Zelda Perkins broke hers in order to name him as an alleged abuser.
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Actress Eliza Dushku in a Boston Globe article on Wednesday broke her non-disclosure agreement with CBS to describe her $85033 million settlement with the network stemming from her allegations of sexual harassment and retaliation.
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Avenatti is representing Daniels in a lawsuit against Trump that seeks to void the non-disclosure agreement she signed with a company set up by Cohen on the grounds that Trump himself never signed it.
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"Smaller and emerging managers are often quite transparent with non-disclosure or confidentiality agreements because they have to be if they are to attract investors, raise assets and grow their funds and businesses," he said.
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After the trip, Page offered the campaign a readout, according to the transcript, and he spoke then to national co-chairman Sam Clovis, whom Page said separately asked him to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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Once they've shared the data — which they do confidentially; we sign non-disclosure agreements — we can benchmark them against other accelerators whether or not they [are ranked at or near the top of the heap].
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Our sources say Bloom had been extremely active in honing in on the alleged victims as early as April ... pouring over non-disclosure agreements and reviewing investigative reports prepared on at least one rape accuser.
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" In a string of morning tweets Thursday, the president offered an explanation defending the payment to Daniels, and said that non-disclosure agreements like this one are "very common among celebrities and people of wealth.
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" Errol Louis assessed a winning strategy in Warren's pugnacity and preparation; likewise, Patti Solis Doyle saw a "thrilling tactical moment" when Warren "gutted Bloomberg on his non-disclosure agreements in cases of alleged sexual harassment.
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Cohen, who made the famous $130,000 non-disclosure payment to adult film actress Stormy Daniels in 2016, is under criminal investigation for possible violations of campaign finance law, as well as allegations of bank fraud.
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"You said you can't talk about your work at McKinsey because of a non-disclosure agreement and you, I think said today that you got to honor your commitment to McKinsey," Loightfoot said to Buttigieg.
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"The information on the bank guarantee is not true, however, a non-disclosure agreement does not allow us to provide more information," Petr Malek from J&T Private Investments (JTPI) said in an emailed statement.
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Instead, a Google spokesperson told me that I needed to unpublish the story because the meeting had been confidential, and the information discussed there had been subject to a non-disclosure agreement between Google and Forbes.
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"Overall, the resolution is, as expected, weaker overall than the version from May 20 sponsors text, but represents an impressive statement on price transparency, at time when non-disclosure agreements have become increasingly common," Love said.
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"If NBCUniversal is truly committed to letting survivors and employees speak out about sexual harassment at the network, it should simply release them from their non-disclosure agreements," Tchen wrote in a statement posted on Twitter.
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Reuters reported last year that Silver Lake and Partners Group, which has a minority stake in the business, had started sounding out possible bidders and had signed non-disclosure agreements with a series of interested parties.
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But in the docs, Amber says the non-disclosure agreement is ridiculous because it calls for a $100k fine each time his financial info is leaked -- not just by Amber, but even by her forensic accountant.
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TIM has signed a non-disclosure agreement with Open Fiber owners state lender CDP and utility Enel to kick off talks on ways of integrating its fiber optic network with their venture, including a possible merger.
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"They are releasing the bare minimum required to allow security researchers to research iOS," said a former Apple security engineer who spoke on condition of anonymity because they signed a non-disclosure agreement with the company.
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For example, in past years, 10 managers would have to provide approval before a salesperson could offer a discount to a customer, and the deal would then require non-disclosure agreements and a team of lawyers.
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"While SandRidge has offered a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) to Midstates, it would require Midstates to enter into a standstill, which is an unusual requirement for a party that has made a public offer," Midstates said.
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The woman who called the cops on Chris Brown says the singer pulled a gun on her because she was admiring a piece of jewelry ... and afterwards his people demanded she signed a non-disclosure agreement.
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The tools ostensibly used to enforce the law are increasingly obscured behind a screen of private companies, non-disclosure agreements and obscure court orders binding the tongues of the few who could say what's going on.
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But as the Washington Post described the Trump administration's non-disclosure agreement, it purports to extend beyond current employees and to impose severe penalties for violations – and that's where it runs into constitutional and administrative problems.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, who in 2013 leaked secret documents about US telephone and internet surveillance, saying his new book violates non-disclosure agreements.
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Trump's lawyers have served Bannon with a cease and desist letter that claimed his statements in Fire & Fury constitute "defamation by libel and slander," and violate a non-disclosure agreement Bannon signed as a campaign employee.
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The original Apple employee did not respond to our request for comment and said through his friend that he did not currently want to talk about it because he signed a non-disclosure agreement with Apple.
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" Trump in a series of tweets said his attorney, Michael Cohen, received a monthly retainer "from which he entered into, through reimbursement, a private contract between two parties, known as a non-disclosure agreement, or NDA.
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Daniels' manager, Gina Rodriguez, told Reuters that by issuing the statement, Cohen was in violation of a non-disclosure agreement with Daniels about the matter and that Daniels believes she can now talk about it publicly.
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The source told CNN that Westerhout had a non-disclosure agreement from the presidential transition, but noted there could be "issues," saying the question is whether such an agreement can be enforced against a federal employee.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg on Friday released a general timeline of his roughly three years of work at consulting firm McKinsey & Co., while making another request for the company to release him from a non-disclosure agreement.
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Elizabeth Warren pressed former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg about how many non-disclosure agreements his company had signed with employees, and if he would release them from those agreements to talk about their experience.
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After Mike Bloomberg took a beating in his first appearance on a Democratic debate stage for alleged harassment and non-disclosure agreements at Bloomberg LP, the company he founded is ramping up its sexual harassment training.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Tuesday refused to say whether she signed a non-disclosure agreement when joining the White House, and claimed that the confidentiality agreements are "common" even for government officials.
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The former New York City mayor has come under increasing pressure to free the employees from non-disclosure agreements insuring their silence, including calls from Elizabeth Warren this week that tripped up Bloomberg in the debate.
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" Warren, who attacked Bloomberg on Wednesday for "muzzling" his accusers with non-disclosure agreements, continued kicking the former mayor on Thursday, saying the former mayor "just shoveled some of his money in to cover it up.
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Last month, after ABC News wrote a follow-up story about the Bloomberg lawsuits, presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren called on Bloomberg to release women from any non-disclosure agreements they may have signed with the company.
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A former Playboy model is suing the publisher of the National Enquirer to void a non-disclosure agreement she signed shortly before the 2016 election barring her from discussing an alleged affair with President Donald Trump.
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Cybersecurity insiders have told Business Insider that non-disclosure agreements allow European firms to "make a mockery" of Europe&aposs data laws, letting them cover up security breaches and potentially avoid millions of dollars in fines.
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Wolf also signed bills that will further penalize people who are legally required to report allegations of abuse but fail to do so and will exempt conversations about abuse with law enforcement from non-disclosure agreements.
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A new book on Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg says she hopes that non-disclosure agreements, which have come under fire in sexual misconduct cases, "will not be enforced by the courts," the AP reports.
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The same reasoning could potentially be used to invalidate non-disclosure agreements covering allegations of sexual misconduct, lawyers say, on the theory that some harassers could pose danger to others if their conduct is not revealed.
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Giving evidence on Wednesday to a committee of British lawmakers who are investigating sexual harassment in the workplace, Perkins said she was under duress when she signed the non-disclosure agreement and described it as immoral.
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Asked to comment, a Google spokesperson sent a statement saying that Forbes removed the story because it was "not reported responsibly," an apparent reference to the claim that the meeting was covered by a non-disclosure agreement.
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Law enforcement's use of the surveillance devices known as stingrays, fake cell towers that can intercept communications and track phones, remains as murky as it is controversial, hidden in non-disclosure agreements and cloak-and-dagger secrecy.
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Among them, the 12-year-old, data analytics outfit asked former employees to renew their non-disclosure agreements, agree not to solicit Palantir employees for 403 months, and promise not to sue the company or its executives.
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The FIFA president has said that he is not able to reveal the identity of the backers due to a Non Disclosure Agreement (NDA) but several unconfirmed media reports say that Japan's SoftBank are behind the consortium.
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Avenatti represented Daniels, whose legal name is Stephanie Clifford, in her lawsuit against President Donald Trump to invalidate the non-disclosure agreement she signed prior to his 2016 election over an alleged affair with him in 2006.
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Driving the news: Contract workers issued a letter on an internal forum Thursday calling for better pay and changes to non-disclosure agreements to ensure they can talk to outside therapists about issues they encounter at work.
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Dozens of men and the wrongdoings they have fought to conceal have been uncovered in the wake of the #MeToo movement and a single document has become one of the most prevalent mechanisms: the non-disclosure agreement.
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"Clariant repeats its offer for a seat in its board of directors and the offer to White Tale to sign a non-disclosure agreement, which would allow them to gain more insight," it said in a statement.
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The agency initiated the review following a report that one Model S owner was asked to sign a non-disclosure agreement before Tesla would pay half of the $3,100 bill to fix the car's faulty control arms.
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The SEC said Waldman conducted most of his Mobileye trading in the six weeks before the merger was announced, starting on the day Intel and Mobileye signed a non-disclosure agreement, and generated a 1,883 percent return.
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Earlier this month, Cliff Simms, a former White House employee who wrote a book about his time working in the administration, filed suit after the Trump campaign tried to enforce the non-disclosure agreement he had signed.
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Grassley and Feinstein this week also slammed the FBI for entering into a non-disclosure agreement with the Office of Special Counsel -- unrelated to Mueller's special counsel -- before turning over information related to an investigation into Comey.
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The Little Stranger star confirmed that, indeed, she did choose to leave the show — but also added this intriguing tidbit: "I'm not allowed to talk about why," Wilson told King, hinting at a possible non-disclosure agreement.
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Accusations of hypocrisy were immediately leveled at Australia with the non-disclosure of the positive test set against Mack Horton's condemnation of Sun, who served a drug ban in 2014 and is embroiled in another doping controversy.
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In a letter to Trump's private lawyer Michael Cohen on Monday, Clifford offered to send $130,000 to an account designated by Trump so she could be released from a non-disclosure agreement she signed in October 2016.
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Daniels is suing Trump, claiming that the non disclosure agreement that barred her from discussing her alleged intimate relationship with Trump that happened years before the 2016 presidential election is invalid because Trump did not sign it.
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" And he also talks about working with Kanye, noting that he can't discuss too many specifics about what they've done together because he had to sign non-disclosure agreements, but stating, "He's like 50 Shades of Grey.
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Daniels has filed two lawsuits against Trump, one to get out of a non-disclosure agreement she had signed in October 2016 ahead of the November presidential election in exchange for the $130,000, and another for defamation.
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Why it matters: Manigault Newman says the tape corroborates claims from her new book that the Trump team offered her "hush money" in exchange for signing a non-disclosure agreement about her time in the White House.
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Trump Threatens to Take Bannon to CourtThe president's lawyer Charles Harder accused Bannon of violating a non-disclosure agreement and giving cause for a defamation case with comments he made to Michael Wolff for a new book.
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"Yes we are under confidentiality because we are part of that process," Neal Froneman said when asked by a reporter whether Sibanye-Stillwater is interested in acquiring the mine and whether it has a non-disclosure agreement.
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Last month, after ABC News followed up with its own story on the Bloomberg lawsuits, presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren called on Bloomberg to release women from any non-disclosure agreements they may have signed with the company.
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And about half (51%) say the two women pursuing lawsuits seeking to free themselves from non-disclosure agreements relating to any relationship they may have had with Trump ought to be free to discuss those alleged relationships.
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Manigault Newman has said that she never signed the White House's non-disclosure agreement, but she did acknowledge that she signed one during Trump's presidential campaign in 2016 and when she appeared on "The Apprentice" in 2003.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren drafted a contract for media mogul and former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg to release those from his company who accused him of sexual harassment or gender discrimination from their non-disclosure agreements.
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"I asked [Bloomberg] if he would release those people from the non-disclosure agreements," Warren said during the town hall, referring to her tense moments with the former mayor at the Democratic debate on Wednesday in Nevada.
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We are not going to beat Donald Trump with a man who has who knows how many non-disclosure agreements and the drip, drip, drip of stories of women saying they have been harassed and discriminated against.
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Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg continues to be dogged by his refusal to release employees at his media company from non-disclosure agreements reached amid allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination going back two decades.
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The wedding was quickly annulled, and according to the docuseries, she was paid $100 not to pursue legal action and a non-disclosure was drawn, making Aaliyah the first girl contractually sworn to secrecy against the singer.
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The court motion, which will be made on Thursday in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, comes as the court-appointed monitor FTI Consulting said more than 20 parties have signed non-disclosure agreements with Sears Canada.
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Mayorga's lawyers said in September she was now seeking $200,000 in damages and to void the non-disclosure agreement, which they said she was coerced into signing by "personal reputation protection specialists hired" by the soccer star.
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"If we are going to refinance the bond, we need to look into the books, we need to sign a (non-disclosure agreement), we need to have a dialogue," Ager-Hanssen told Reuters in response on Tuesday.
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When the case closed with a settlement, sealed testimony and a non-disclosure agreement, I thought that finally — finally — I could get on with my life, that this awful chapter in my life was over at last.
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"The City … has violated the law by giving Google non-disclosure agreements designed to transform public records, on such crucial issues as transit and environmental compliance, into private ones that the public does not see," the lawsuit reads.
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Google and its parent company are facing both an NLRB complaint and a state-court lawsuit brought by ex-employees in California who claim they were subjected to unlawfully broad non-disclosure agreements, a characterization the companies dispute.
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Stovall has alleged that Mayorga, then 25, was so stressed by pressure from "fixers" trying to protect the reputation of Ronaldo, then 24, that she lacked the legal capacity to sign a non-disclosure agreement 10 years ago.
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So Nike marketers decided to cancel the contract with Kaepernick, according to a former employee who spoke to the Times on condition of anonymity because of a non-disclosure agreement, which CNBC has not been able to verify.
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The hotshot attorney has attracted near-universal admiration from CNN and MSNBC for his representation of Daniels, real name Stephanie Clifford, in her legal battle against a non-disclosure agreement involving an alleged 2006 fling with President Trump.
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The victim is named Jerhonda Pace (she is being identified here on Refinery29 because she was identified in the Buzzfeed piece), and is coming forward to tell her story despite having signed a non-disclosure agreement in 2010.
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Daniels already filed a lawsuit in California court last week that argues the non-disclosure agreement can't be enforced because Trump — or "David Dennison" as he's allegedly referred to in code name on the document — never signed it.
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TIM, whose biggest shareholder is France's Vivendi, signed a non-disclosure agreement with CDP and Enel in June to start talks on ways of integrating its fibre optic network with that of Open Fiber, including a possible merger.
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" Campaign takes legal action to silence - Bloomberg : "President Donald Trump's campaign accused former aide Omarosa Manigault-Newman on Tuesday of violating a non-disclosure agreement after she released a new book about her time in the White House.
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Wilkinson urged lawmakers last week to ban non disclosure agreements (NDAs) that prevent whistleblowers reporting wrongdoing to authorities, to investigate the Danish FSA regulator for potential misconduct and to police secretive shell companies that hide their owners identities.
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Sex workers living with HIV also risk higher amounts of prosecution under laws that criminalize HIV transmission, exposure, and non-disclosure, according to research from the Center for HIV Law and Policy and the National LGBTQ Task Force.
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Keyssa claimed that the information shared with Essential during discussions between Essential and 20 different Keyssa engineers were trade secrets and that a non-disclosure agreement between the companies barred Essential from making commercial use of the information.
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According to the lawsuit, Keyssa and Essential engaged in conversations in which the wireless tech company "divulged to Essential proprietary technology enabling every facet of Keyssa's wireless connectivity," all of which was protected under a non-disclosure agreement.
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Last month TIM signed a non-disclosure agreement with state lender CDP and utility Enel to kick off talks on ways of integrating its fiber optic network with that of smaller rival Open Fiber, including a possible merger.
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"The market was deprived of information which ... should have been available to it," it added, noting that disclosure laws protected the "fair, effective and efficient operation of Australian markets (and) that purpose was frustrated by the non-disclosure".
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As a condition for purchasing them, state and local police forces must sign strict non-disclosure agreements with the FBI, since the more information is made public about cell-site simulators, the more "adversaries" will adapt to them.
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A former volunteer moderator, who asked to remain anonymous due to a non-disclosure agreement they were asked to sign, told VICE that while they encountered "hateful" posts they never actively saw recruitment taking place on the app.
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Daniels has filed suit seeking to void a non-disclosure agreement she signed the month before the 2016 presidential election in exchange for a $130,000 payment from Trump's longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, to keep her story secret.
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Perkins also said that Gloria Allred had taken on her mother's case in June 2016, and that in a mediation meeting with Ravenel's legal team, her mother settled for $200,000 and agreed to sign the non-disclosure agreement.
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TIM, whose biggest shareholder is France's Vivendi, signed a non-disclosure agreement with CDP and Enel in June to start talks on ways of integrating its fiber optic network with that of Open Fiber, including a possible merger.
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Chiu told Kantor and Twohey that she struggled with depression and attempted to commit suicide in the 20 years where she stayed silent, not even telling her husband about the abuse, due to a restrictive non-disclosure agreement.
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It is crucial that Wilkinson be freed of any non-disclosure agreements following so that he can speak freely, Jeppe Kofod, a spokesman for the European Parliament committee that is arranging the Brussels hearing, told Reuters last week.
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When they arrived in the Saudi capital they say they were met by armed police, taken separately to the Ritz Carlton Hotel, kept under lock and key for three days, and then forced to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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These devices are held as a closely guarded secret by police and federal agencies who are bound by non-disclosure agreements — so much so that prosecutors have dropped court cases that might reveal confidential information about the devices.
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But she failed to take the top slot in a single primary contest, even after a debate in which Warren disemboweled former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's campaign with sharp questions about his use of non-disclosure agreements.
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Zelda Perkins, one of Weinstein's former assistants in London, is breaking 19 years of silence and a non-disclosure agreement to describe the years of sexual harassment she endured working for the producer, the Financial Times reported Monday.
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Around 20 companies have signed non-disclosure agreements granting them access to the refineries' data and signaling that they are considering a bid, the sources added, speaking on condition of anonymity to disclose private details of the sale.
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The charity's employee handbook and its non-disclosure agreements "prohibited disclosure of the donor list and the retention of it by anyone not employed by and working on behalf of The Mission Continues," the probable cause statement said.
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The lawsuit comes as Michael Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor running for president, faces mounting pressure over his company&aposs use of non-disclosure agreements to bar those with grievances about his company from speaking out.
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Fans who were set to see Pete Davidson perform stand-up in San Francisco on November 27 got an unwelcome surprise when they were reportedly informed via email that they&aposd have to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 17 (Reuters) - The United States filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, who in 2013 leaked secret documents about U.S. telephone and Internet surveillance, saying his new book violates non-disclosure agreements.
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Waterloo, Iowa (CNN)Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot pressed presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg to break his non-disclosure agreement with the elite consulting firm that once employed him, as the crowded 2020 Democratic race progresses toward the Iowa caucuses.
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In the same letter sent to Boltons lawyer, NSC official Ellen Knight said that Bolton signed a non-disclosure agreement to get that information and he can not publish the book until he takes out the confidential information.
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Democratic presidential contender Mike Bloomberg on Friday offered to release women from three non-disclosure agreements with his media company if they wanted, a move that came two days after he was torched at a debate by Sen.
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Daniels says Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen made her sign a $130,000 non-disclosure agreement days before the 2016 U.S. election, and she is now suing to dissolve the contract because she says the president never signed it.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil state-controlled oil firm Petrobras extended the deadline for interested parties to sign non-disclosure agreements in order to access technical, legal and financial information related to seven exploration areas it is seeking to sell.
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Ronaldo says because Kathryn Mayorga agreed to a settlement and a non-disclosure agreement in 2010, after accusing him of rape in 2009 ... she should be compelled to at least try to litigate the dispute in arbitration -- not court.
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Cohen used that a bank account linked to that LLC to pay Daniels $130,000 in 2016, as part of a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that Daniels says was intended to buy her silence about her alleged affair with Trump.
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Major mining firms BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Glencore, as well as U.S. private equity firm Apollo, have all signed non-disclosure agreements as part of the sale process, which is now entering its second round, the sources said.
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U.S. film and TV studio The Weinstein Company, whose ex-Chairman Harvey Weinstein has been accused of sexual harassment and assault, said it filed for bankruptcy and was ending all non-disclosure agreements that may have silenced some women.
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"The US Olympic Committee and USA Gymnastics were well aware that the victim of child sexual abuse in California cannot be forced to sign a non-disclosure agreement as a condition of a settlement," Maroney's lawyer, John Manly, said.
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ZeniMax alleged that Facebook was complicit in stealing trade secrets from ZeniMax in part when Facebook hired former Senior ZeniMax employee Carmack away to work as CTO, and that Luckey violated a non-disclosure agreement he signed with ZeniMax.
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Even now, when the public already knows about their affair, Trump and his legal team are seeking to punish Daniels, claiming she is liable for damages "in excess of $20 million" for unspecified violations of her non-disclosure agreement.
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All week, the tech world has been piecing through rumors of a potentially catastrophic flaw in an entire generation of processors — but with all developers subject to a non-disclosure agreement, there were few hard facts to go on.
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Women who make complaints should not be brushed off, bullied into dropping them or gagged by settlements with non-disclosure clauses—one idea is that firms should be obliged to tell investors how many such agreements they have made.
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Sources familiar with the non-disclosure agreement tell TMZ ... Woods -- who's been on 'KUWTK' for years -- signed to an NDA, which prohibits her from disclosing details about the lives of Kris, Kim, Khloe and the rest of the brood.
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That rise comes even after a report dropped just minutes before the release that Facebook will have to hand over $217 million after a jury found Facebook's Oculus co-founder Palmer Luckey guilty of violating a non-disclosure agreement.
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One possible avenue of inquiry for federal prosecutors is whether the president compensated Cohen for the $130,000 payment to Clifford during the 2016 campaign as part of a non-disclosure agreement about her alleged past sexual liaisons with Trump.
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Lion Group's Daniel Putut said that all information had been handed over to Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Commission and he could not answer any questions about the fault due to a non-disclosure agreement signed to accommodate the investigation.
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Pornhub declined to tell me what computer vision company created the AI, citing a non-disclosure agreement, meaning we don't know if, for instance, the company that created the AI will have access to the data the AI gleans.
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The heart of the legal matter here is whether "Dennison" in fact needed to sign this agreement, given that his longtime personal attorney, Michael Cohen (who does not have a nickname in the alleged non-disclosure agreement), did sign.
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A former Bloomberg LP employee who allegedly experienced discrimination at the company asked a New York Supreme Court judge last month to invalidate not just her non-disclosure agreement, but the NDAs of any "similarly situated" Bloomberg LP employees.
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There are two things that lawmakers need to do now to start to change things: prioritize laws governing the use of non-disclosure agreements and work harder to help educate the most vulnerable about their rights to fight back.
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She has filed suit seeking to nullify a non-disclosure agreement she signed the month before the 2016 election in exchange for a $130,000 payment she received from Trump's longtime personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, to keep her story secret.
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"We are not going to beat Donald Trump with a man who has who knows how many non-disclosure agreements and the drip, drip, drip of stories of women saying they have been harassed and discriminated against," she said.
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Falwell, son of the university's founder, also says he is considering filing a civil suit against "6 to 8" unnamed former employees and board members, accusing them of breaking confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements they had signed with Liberty.
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As part of their report, the 23 grand jurors issued a series of recommendations, including eliminating the statute of limitations for victims to file criminal complaints and outlawing non-disclosure agreements, which they said were used to silence victims.
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The remarks earned a swift rebuke from Michael Avenatti, the attorney representing Daniels in the case over her non-disclosure agreement with Michael Cohen, Trump's longtime personal attorney who allegedly paid her $130,000 to keep quiet about the affair.
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On Monday afternoon, Trump kept up the attacks, claiming that Manigault Newman was bound by a non-disclosure agreement, despite her assertion that she refused a $15,000-a-month contract from Trump's campaign to stay silent after being fired.
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Reuters interviewed nine current and former Tesla employees, including a former senior manager, with experience in assembly, quality control and repairs on Model S and Model X. All requested anonymity because the company required them to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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Maria Lourdes Sereno, the first woman to head the 15-member Supreme Court, is on an indefinite leave of absence to prepare for a trial in the Senate, should the lower house decide to impeach her for non-disclosure of income.
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"Oakland's surveillance ordinance stands apart from the rest because it explicitly prohibits the non-disclosure agreements that surveillance vendors have used to keep residents in the dark," Matt Cagle, a tech and civil liberties attorney with ACLU Northern California, told Gizmodo.
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Daniels, in a separate civil case, is fighting a 2016 non-disclosure agreement arranged by Cohen in which she got $130,000 to stop her from discussing her claim she had sex with Trump a decade earlier, something Trump has denied.
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They do have an opportunity to take immediate collective action, protected under the National Labor Relations Act, to demand WeWork, Softbank, and Adam Neumann pay fair severance, end non-compete agreements, revoke non-disclosure-agreements, and rescind forced arbitration agreements.
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Rose told the NYT someone in Weinstein's camp reached out to her before the first story ran with multiple allegations of sexual harassment and offered her $1 mil to sign a non-disclosure agreement saying she'd stay quiet through it all.
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Cohen's acknowledgement of the transaction apparently throws off a non-disclosure agreement that had otherwise bound Daniels' to secrecy, her manager, Gina Rodriguez, told the Associated Press, "Everything is off now, and Stormy is going to tell her story," Rodriguez said.
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Current and former employees at Mercury and the Podesta Group, some of whom spoke on condition of anonymity because they are subject to non-disclosure agreements, told AP that Manafort oversaw the lobbying efforts and spoke by phone about them.
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All of the company's 30 or so employees were furloughed in late November, with about half being completely laid off at the end of that month, according to two employees who were granted anonymity because they signed non-disclosure agreements.
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In a heated exchange with ZeniMax lawyer Phillip Philbin (real name!), Luckey repeatedly interjected and argued over the characterization of a non-disclosure agreement he had with ZeniMax, and Philbin's omissions while reading out parts of the NDA in court.
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Daniels, whose allegation of a sexual encounter with Trump made her a household name, is suing to void a non-disclosure agreement under which Cohen paid her $130,000 not to discuss her alleged relationship with Trump in 2006 and 2007.
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Trump's Response Proves It Trump's lawyers also served Bannon with a cease and desist letter that claimed his statements in the book constitute "defamation by libel and slander," and violate a non-disclosure agreement Bannon signed as a campaign employee.
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A limited number of people are allowed to access information on any given SAP, so those individuals must be "read in" on the program, and sign an additional non-disclosure agreement that bars them from discussing the case with anyone.
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At Google, "I feel like there's a lot of pushback from white dudes who genuinely feel like diversity is lowering the bar," a former engineering employee who wished to remain anonymous because they had signed a non-disclosure agreement told Motherboard.
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Tesla is said to be updating its customer non-disclosure agreements to make clear that the company is not trying to prevent customers from reporting potential safety issues to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), reports The Wall Street Journal.
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Trump's preference for secrecy is well known, and he has spoken more than once about his desire to impose supplemental (and arguably unconstitutional) non-disclosure agreements on some of his senior staffers to prevent the later publication of "tell all" books.
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Accusations of hypocrisy were immediately leveled at Australia, with the non-disclosure of the positive test set against Mack Horton's condemnation of Chinese swimmer Sun Yang, who served a drug ban in 2014 and is embroiled in another doping controversy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A former campaign worker for President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit on Wednesday seeking to invalidate all of the non-disclosure and non-disparagement agreements that campaign workers were required to sign before joining the president's 2016 election campaign.
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In a post on MakieLab's official Facebook page published on the 18th of February, the company confirms that it is no longer an independent entity but doesn't quite go as far as disclosing the new "owner," citing a non-disclosure agreement.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, is suing the president to formally void a non-disclosure agreement she signed shortly before the 2016 election that was meant to keep her quiet about an alleged affair with Trump a decade earlier.
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One of the 130 hostesses, who were required to wear skimpy black dresses with matching underwear and to sign non-disclosure agreements before entertaining the 360 male guests, said a diner had exposed his penis to her during the event.
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News about the incident and its fallout has yet to slow down, and with suggestions that the ABC News interview may have violated a non-disclosure agreement Chyna allegedly signed in 2016, the press is unlikely to drop the story.
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Those calling the helpline will be able to get legal advice on settlement agreements and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), what constitutes sexual harassment, how to bring a grievance against an employer, and how to make a claim in the Employment Tribunal.
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The suit alleges that CMP project lead David Daleiden and five other people broke state and federal law by creating false identities, engaging in mail and wire fraud, breaking confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements, and violating privacy by illegally recording conversations.
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Cohen, an attorney, received a monthly retainer, not from the campaign and having nothing to do with the campaign, from which he entered into, through reimbursement, a private contract between two parties, known as a non-disclosure agreement, or NDA.
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Major mining firms BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Glencore, as well as U.S. private equity firm Apollo, have all signed non-disclosure agreements and are in the running for the process, which is now entering its second round, the sources said.
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Duterte took power on a platform of battling crime, drugs and graft, but is himself being investigated by an independent anti-graft body over allegations of non-disclosure of wealth when he was mayor of the southern city of Davao.
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As part of the settlement, the women signed a non-disclosure agreement, which meant they couldn't speak publicly about the accusations, but Perkins told the Financial Times she was breaking the agreement anyway to advocate for women in her situation.
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Mr. Cohen, an attorney, received a monthly retainer, not from the campaign and having nothing to do with the campaign, from which he entered into, through reimbursement, a private contract between two parties, known as a non-disclosure agreement, or NDA.
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Johnson said Blue Star and one of its former consultants, Andrii Telizhenko, provided some documents to the committee, but added that Telizhenko was barred from turning over some of the information due to his non-disclosure agreement with Blue Star.
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A former Bloomberg LP employee is asking a judge to invalidate any non-disclosure agreements that the company, which was founded by Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg, used in settling sex, age, and disability discrimination complaints brought by its employees.
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A spokesperson for the Bloomberg campaign declined to comment on whether, in light of his presidential run, the company and the candidate will release employees with whom they have entered into non-disclosure agreements from their obligations to remain silent.
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As the controversy over sexual harassment, toxic workplace culture and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) grew louder, Kate Andersen Brower wrote that these issues were part of why Bloomberg didn't make the cut as a VP prospect for Barack Obama in 2008.
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But Weinstein also relied on another level of protection: non-disclosure agreements with his employees and secret settlements with some of the women who accused him that left them liable for exorbitant sums if they spoke out about his abuse.
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Though she challenged him on many issues, her most notable moment came when she asked Bloomberg if he would release women who had accused him or his company of sexual harassment and/or gender discrimination from their non-disclosure agreements.
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He looked like a deer in the headlights and like he was surprised by the questions about stop-and-frisk, his past misogynistic comments and the non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) he had signed with women who had complaints against him.
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Several of the women bound by non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg have expressed interest in speaking out about the Democratic presidential candidate but fear the repercussions detailed in their contracts, ABC News reported Thursday.
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WASHINGTON/LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg said on Friday that his company has identified three women bound by non-disclosure agreements regarding his past conduct and that they would be released from their accords if they choose.
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"Michael Bloomberg needs to do a blanket release so that all women who have been muzzled by non-disclosure agreements can step up and tell their side of the story in terms of what Michael Bloomberg has done," she said.
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Schneiderman said he used his subpoena power in an attempt to get around Non-Disclosure Agreements that Weinstein and the company signed with employees and others in what the attorney general described as an attempt to shield them from scrutiny.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, filed a lawsuit earlier this month in an effort to void a non-disclosure agreement that she says bars her from speaking publicly about her alleged affair with Trump more than a decade ago.
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CBS also agreed to pay both women what they were owed contractually, and support the women in their request to be allowed to talk about their experience while on the show without requiring them to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
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An investigation by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) last year revealed that Amazon, maker of facial recognition software called Rekognition, has required a sheriff's department in Oregon to sign non-disclosure agreements, preventing the public from learning about its use.
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But constructing a building as flawless as a hand-held device is no easy feat, according interviews with nearly two dozen current and former workers on the project, most of whom would not be named because they signed non-disclosure agreements.
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The Buttigieg campaign has said they are in the process of trying to release Buttigieg from the non-disclosure agreement he signed pertaining his work at McKinsey, a notoriously secretive firm which makes nearly all current and former employees sign NDAs.
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It is crucial that Wilkinson will be free of any non-disclosure agreements following his tenure at Danske Bank so that he can speak freely, the spokesman for the European Parliament committee that arranges the Brussels hearing, Jeppe Kofod, told Reuters.
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"For those with access to classified information, a review of the non-disclosure agreement reminds us of the responsibilities that come with access to, and penalties for unauthorized disclosure of, classified information," the memo, which BuzzFeed obtained and posted, reads.
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The two companies said on Thursday they had signed a non-disclosure agreement, along with state lender CDP, to kick off talks on ways of integrating TIM's fibre optic network with that of smaller rival Open Fiber, including a possible merger.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Telecom Italia has signed a non-disclosure agreement with state lender CDP and utility Enel to kick off talks on ways of integrating its fiber optic network with that of smaller rival Open Fiber, including a possible merger.
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"In a move unlikely to help that widespread perception of corporate welfare, Amazon director of economic development Mike Grella harshly criticized "the genius leaking info" about Crystal City on Twitter, writing they were treating a non-disclosure agreement "like a used napkin.
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The complaint charged Oculus with violating the non-disclosure agreement that co-founders signed when dealing with ZeniMax, violating copyright by using ZeniMax games and code, and establishing false designation by confusing the public into believing that ZeniMax products were actually from Oculus.
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The victims opt not to sue because they prefer to keep their experiences private and agree to settlements with their companies that require a different type of non-disclosure agreement: a promise to keep quiet about what happened and the settlement's terms.
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The all-party Women and Equalities Committee said it aims to keep women safe in the workplace, improve handling of complaints and review legal protections for those accused of abuse, such as non-disclosure agreements, which may be used to silence victims.
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Why it matters: Although more women are finding the courage to come forward publicly with their stories, much of this can be undermined by company efforts to cover up the misconduct, especially via legal means like non-disclosure and non-disparagement agreements.
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StemExpress provided some business documents, but Blackburn says those pages were "limited by claims of safety and security, non-disclosure agreements, and StemExpress' desire to provide mere summaries rather than its actual accounting records," according to her prepared remarks at Wednesday's hearing.
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In fact, to maintain secrecy, people on the show have to sign a non-disclosure agreement, while producers are kept in a hotel and not allowed to go home a couple of months ahead of the screening, according to a former "315" executive.
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Harvey Weinstein pleads not guilty to new indictment Alleged R. Kelly victim's attorney says he tried 'to intimidate and retaliate' after being accused MORE, a feminist lawyer who has been targeted for such criticism, has defended her regular use of non-disclosure agreements.
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And, while Avenatti is famously trying to void a non-disclosure agreement Daniels entered into with Trump, his firm has secured its own confidentiality agreement with Tobin, barring him from discussing the scope of his work and relationship with Avenatti and his firm.
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CNN's hiring of Trump campaign employee Corey Lewandowski—while he was on the Trump payroll and still subject to a non-disclosure agreement—should have set off alarm bells among CNN viewers, not to mention the better journalistic instincts of CNN's management.
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The campaign, in a move led by high-profile attorney Charles Harder, filed an arbitration action on Tuesday against Manigault Newman, alleging that the former Trump aide breached a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) she signed while working on the campaign in 2016.
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"We can do a lot to try and keep things like this from happening again," State Senator Mike Gianaris told the audience, citing legislation that would ban non-disclosure agreements like the one that kept the specifics of HQ2 bids from the public.
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But constructing a building as flawless as a hand-held device is no easy feat, according to interviews with nearly two dozen current and former workers on the project, most of whom would not be named because they signed non-disclosure agreements.
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The lawsuit over the non-disclosure agreement was put on hold last week by a judge in Los Angeles, who said the potential overlap between the case and the criminal investigation in New York could violate Cohen's constitutional right against self-incrimination.
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In a letter to Michael Cohen on Monday, actress Stephanie Clifford, who uses the stage name Stormy Daniels, offered to send $130,000 to an account designated by Trump so she could be released from a non-disclosure agreement she signed in October 2016.
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After her alleged affair with Trump from 2006 to 2007, Daniels signed a non-disclosure agreement that prevented her from discussing the details — like how she purportedly spanked Trump with a Forbes Magazine with his own face on the cover, for example.
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"[Trump] shouldn't have personal computers of any kind, they should be government controlled," said a former Samsung security employee who also did some work on Obama's Pentagon-supported modified Android device, but asked to remain anonymous due to having signed non disclosure agreements.
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Business Insider spoke to five former Digital Asset employees, all of whom had left the company within the last year but declined to speak on the record due to non-disclosure agreements or fear of retribution, about their time at the startup.
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In this moment, when non-disclosure agreements and secret settlements are coming under increased scrutiny for silencing harassment survivors and protecting perpetrators from consequences, it may be harder than ever for powerful men and the companies they run to keep other people quiet.
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Earlier this year, Ms. Clifford's lawyer, Michael Avenatti, filed a civil lawsuit against Mr. Trump and Mr. Cohen, claiming that the non-disclosure contract was "null and void" because Mr. Trump left empty the line where he was meant to write his name.
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If Trump was not advised by Cohen that he had negotiated a $130,000 non-disclosure agreement with a porn actress prohibiting her from revealing anything suggesting an intimate relationship with Trump one month before the presidential election, he certainly should have been.
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WASHINGTON — Mike Bloomberg promised to release women who've filed complaints about his behavior from three non-disclosure agreements, bowing to pressure after Democratic presidential primary rival Elizabeth Warren slapped him down ridiculously hard on the issue on the debate stage in Nevada.
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Ian Bassin, founder of the democratic and constitutional advocacy group Protect Democracy and a former member of the White House Counsel's Office under President Barack Obama, claimed that requests to form non-disclosure pacts would have been turned down during his tenure.
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