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<br />HOST KIOSK SERVICES AGREEMENT <br /> <br />Page 8 of 14 <br /> <br />16.2.2. Jurisdictions, Take-back Laws, and state <br />laws may be added to, edited in, or <br />removed from Exhibit A and B through the <br />mutual written consent of an authorized <br />individual from each Party; however, if <br />MED-Project terminates Program Services <br />pursuant to Agreement § 10.4, MED- <br />Project has the right to remove the subject <br />Jurisdictions, Take-back Laws, and state <br />laws from Exhibit A and B at its sole <br />discretion upon written notice to Host. <br />16.2.3. Potential Host Sites, Host Collection <br />Sites, and Managers may be added to, <br />edited in, or removed from this <br />Agreement, respectively, through the <br />mutual written consent of an authorized <br />individual from each Party. <br /> <br />17. Signatures. <br />17.1. This Agreement is legally binding when, <br />and not until, each Party has received from the <br />other a counterpart of this Agreement signed <br />by an authorized representative. The Parties <br />may sign separate, identical counterparts of this <br />document; taken together, they constitute one <br />Agreement. The signed counterpart may be <br />delivered by any reasonable means, including <br />electronic transmission. <br />18. Jury Trial Waiver. <br />18.1. EACH PARTY IRREVOCABLY AND <br />UNCONDITIONALLY WAIVES ANY RIGHT IT MAY <br />HAVE TO A TRIAL BY JURY IN ANY LEGAL ACTION <br />ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THIS <br />AGREEMENT. <br />19. Choice of Law and Venue. <br />19.1. This Agreement is made and entered <br />into in Washington and shall be interpreted and <br />construed in accordance with the laws of <br />Washington. <br />19.2. The Parties submit to the exclusive <br />jurisdiction of the Washington state and federal <br />courts. <br />20. Confidentiality and Publicity. <br />20.1. Except as provided in Agreement § 20.2 <br />each Party shall treat as confidential and not <br />disclose to any third party, without in each <br />instance securing the prior written consent of the <br />other Party, any information that becomes <br />available to it through this Agreement, including <br />this Agreement, and is not now or does not enter <br />the public domain (other than by acts, omissions, <br />or fault of the Party seeking to disclose such <br />information), or is not already known by the <br />recipient Party. <br />20.2. Agreement § 20.1 does not apply to <br />disclosures that are: <br />20.2.1. Required by Applicable Laws; <br />20.2.2. Made to a law enforcement agency as part <br />of an actual or potential law enforcement <br />agency investigation; or <br />20.2.3. Made to MED-Project’s subcontractors or <br />assignees (including Vendor or Installation <br />Vendor) as necessary to perform this <br />Agreement, comply with Applicable Laws, <br />or assist a law enforcement agency as part <br />of an actual or potential law enforcement <br />agency investigation. <br />20.3. Each Party shall limit disclosures under <br />Agreement § 20.2 to the extent practicable. <br />20.4. Neither Party shall use the name, trade name, <br />service marks, trademarks, trade dress, or <br />logos of the other Party in releases, <br />advertising, or any other publications, without <br />such Party's prior written consent in each <br />instance; except that either Party is <br />authorized to use the other Party’s name, <br />trade name, logo, and contact information <br />with regard to public outreach and <br />educational efforts taken with regard to the <br />Plan or as required to comply with Applicable <br />Laws. This provision applies to written and <br />online releases and communications, including <br />those appearing on a website and those <br />circulated via social media platforms