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The guys kick off the week by discussing what can be done when there is a breach of confidentiality and whether there are any solutions to remedy the breach. Get help with a confidentiality agreement by contacting our firm today. Full Podcast Transcript NASIR: All right. Welcome to our podcast where we cover business in the news and add our legal twist. And, of course, you can always visit us on our website at pashalaw.pizza – you do know about that, right? MATT: I wouldn’t be surprised if that was an actual thing. NASIR: It is! By the way, my name is Nasir Pasha. MATT: And I’m Matt Staub. NASIR: No, yeah. So, that is our official announcement – FYI, Matt – pashalaw.pizza has finally launched after, I think it’s been about six and a half, seven minutes of development. We’re finally up and going so check it out. MATT: After we talked about those – what do they call them? NASIR: Top level domains. MATT: Yeah, I haven’t heard about those at all. NASIR: Well, the reason is because it took, like, almost a year to actually implement it. So, they actually have a staggered schedule. In fact, let me see here. So, yeah, we have dot-green coming out on March 24th which you would think would come out earlier for Saint Patrick’s Day; April 1st is dot-tires; April 2nd is dot-flowers; April 8th – my birthday, everyone make a note of that – dot-wedding; 15th, it should be, like, dot-taxes or something, no, it’s garden, fashion; and then, 21st is poker. A lot of cool stuff coming up. MATT: It’s so weird. I don’t really get it. NASIR: No, but check out pashalaw.pizza, that’s probably the best site out there right now MATT: What do we have on there? Strictly legal stories? NASIR: It’s kind of hard to explain. It’s pretty complex so you just have to check it out on your own. MATT: You link to the best pizza in every state article that you just told me about. NASIR: Well, no one knows that we started late today, but the reason we started late is because we started going through the Business Insider article for the “best pizza in every state” which the very premise seemed ridiculous to us, but we found some pretty bad pizzas in there. MATT: Yeah, some interesting stuff, for sure. I feel like this article comes out all the time so I don’t know how they decide on this. Some of these don’t even make sense. I just don’t get it. Well, the Oregon one has just got shells all over it. Did you see that one? NASIR: Yeah, I don’t even think that’s a pizza. They’re like, “Oh, well, we can’t really find a good pizza place. Let’s just put this blob of goop on here.” MATT: Yeah, there’s so much – and we’ll get into, I guess, the episode here in a second – but there’s so many very different pizzas. I feel like that’s what it takes to win this thing. But, most likely, the best one is probably just the more standard topping. NASIR: Exactly. MATT: So, what do we have? Something much less fun to talk about probably. Oh, confidentiality. NASIR: Nice, with pizza? MATT: Yeah. So, like, the secret ingredients for the recipes for the crust or the sauce or anything. It could be confidential. NASIR: Whatever you prefer – sauce or crust. MATT: Yeah. Not to make any judgments but I guess this is part of a lawsuit. I mean, we’re going to talk about confidentiality in general but this is part of a lawsuit and I guess what happened was there was a document that was filed with the court and I don’t know if it was unredacted or just poorly redacted. NASIR: I think “incorrectly redacted” was the term. MATT: Basically which had confidential information on it and, you know, once that gets lodged with the court, that’s public record and anyone can go and look that stuff up. So, at that point, the things that were supposed to remain confidential were supposed to be redacted are out in the open and they’re not confidential anymore. So, obviously, the side that, you know, was going to be harmed by this – by the confidential information getting out – tried to...