In the event of a business reorganization including a sale, merger, or asset transfer, Harvey may disclose Personal Data to counterparties during due diligence and transfer it to a successor entity. The terms state Harvey will notify users if it intends to transfer their information.
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This provision authorizes disclosure of Personal Data to third-party counterparties during due diligence processes before any transaction is completed. The notification commitment is stated but does not specify a timeline, method, or minimum notice period, which may affect practical enforceability of the notification right.
Interpretive note: The notification commitment does not specify a timeline, method, or minimum advance notice period, creating ambiguity about the practical scope of the notification obligation.
Under this clause, Personal Data may be shared with transaction counterparties and advisors during due diligence for a potential sale, merger, or restructuring. The agreement states that Harvey will notify users if it intends to transfer their information, though the terms do not specify the timing or method of that notification.
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Compare across platforms →"In some cases, we may choose to reorganize our business (such as via a sale, merger, liquidation, receivership, or transfer of all or substantially all of Harvey's assets). Your Personal Data may be disclosed in the diligence process with counterparties and others assisting with the transaction and transferred to a successor or affiliate as part of that transaction. If Harvey intends to transfer information about you, we will notify you.Excerpt from Harvey AI's Privacy Policy
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision may require evaluation under GDPR Article 6 regarding the sufficiency of legitimate interests as a legal basis for pre-transaction due diligence disclosures, and under GDPR Article 13 and 14 regarding …
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This provision authorizes disclosure of Personal Data to third-party counterparties during due diligence processes before any transaction is completed. The notification commitment is stated but does not specify a timeline, method, or minimum notice period, which may affect practical enforceability of the notification right.
Under this clause, Personal Data may be shared with transaction counterparties and advisors during due diligence for a potential sale, merger, or restructuring. The agreement states that Harvey will notify users if it intends to transfer their information, though the terms do not specify the timing or method of that notification.
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