Subpoenas Directed to NuVox Clause Samples

The 'Subpoenas Directed to NuVox' clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities when NuVox, as a party to the agreement, receives a subpoena or similar legal demand for information. Typically, this clause requires NuVox to promptly notify the other party upon receipt of such a request and may specify how NuVox should respond, such as by providing the other party an opportunity to object or seek protective measures. Its core function is to protect confidential or sensitive information and ensure that all parties are informed and able to respond appropriately to legal demands involving their data or communications.
Subpoenas Directed to NuVox. Where AT&T is providing to NuVox Telecommunications Services for resale or providing to NuVox the local switching function, then NuVox agrees that in those cases where NuVox receives subpoenas or court ordered requests regarding targeted telephone numbers belonging to NuVox customers, and where NuVox does not have the requested information, NuVox will advise the law enforcement agency initiating the request to redirect the subpoena or court ordered request to AT&T for handling in accordance with 9.1 above.
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