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PLAYBOOK TEMPLATES

Data Sharing Data License Agreement

A Data Sharing & Data License Agreement defines rights and restrictions for exchanging or licensing data assets. This playbook examines usage limitations, confidentiality, and indemnification for data misuse.

Termination & Exit Management

Why This Matters: Clear termination and exit processes prevent service disruption, data loss, and potential disputes over post-contract obligations.

Negotiation strategy

If you're the Company A:

Ensure that termination clauses are clear and comprehensive, covering all potential scenarios. Negotiate for favorable notice periods and post-termination obligations to protect company interests.

If you're the Company B:

Advocate for reasonable notice periods and ensure that data return or deletion obligations are feasible. Seek to include transition assistance terms that are fair and manageable.

Essential elements

1

Termination Triggers

Defines conditions for contract termination.
2

Notice Periods

Specifies timeframes for termination notice.
3

Post-Termination Obligations

Outlines data handling after termination.

Action framework

ACCEPT

Propose edits if notice periods are too short or data obligations are unclear.

EDIT

Reject if termination clauses are missing or overly restrictive.

ADD

Add clauses for data return or deletion if absent.

PRO TIP

Always ensure termination clauses comply with relevant data protection laws to avoid legal issues.

Real-world examples

FAVORABLE

Preferred Data Return Clause

"Upon termination, the receiving party shall return or securely delete all confidential information within thirty (30) days."
NEUTRAL

Fallback Data Return Clause

"The receiving party shall use commercially reasonable efforts to return or delete confidential information."
UNFAVORABLE

Unclear Termination Obligations

"Termination obligations will be determined at a later date."

Alternative scenarios & positions

High-Risk Projects

In high-risk projects, ensure termination clauses include specific risk mitigation strategies and detailed data handling procedures.

International Agreements

For international agreements, consider jurisdictional differences in data protection laws and adjust termination clauses accordingly.

Long-Term Contracts

In long-term contracts, include periodic reviews of termination clauses to ensure they remain relevant and effective.

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