Reference Request Clause Clarification

Summary

The agreement requires disclosure of post-agreement client relationships to FDAQRC but does not explicitly prevent asking for references. Review the entire agreement for any other relevant clauses. The restrictive covenants focus on disclosure and do not seem to interfere with obtaining references. Consider consulting legal counsel for a comprehensive understanding of your obligations.

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Based on the provided clause, it appears you must disclose any relationships with clients to FDAQRC but it doesn’t explicitly prevent you from asking for a reference. You should still review the entire agreement to ensure there are no other relevant clauses.
Is there something else in the agreement you are unsure about?
Consultant further acknowledges and agrees that observing the requirements of such covenants and agreements will not cause Consultant to experience undue hardship, nor cause unreasonable interference with Consultant’s ability to obtain employment and/or work opportunities within his chosen field. Consultant has been given the opportunity to consult legal counsel with respect to the meaning of the covenants and restrictions contained herein, which have been explained to the satisfaction of Consultant. Consultant agrees that the restrictive covenants and agreements contained in this Agreement shall be construed to be enforceable under the law if a court of competent jurisdiction requires further limitation of the scope, location, or duration thereof.
Based on the clauses you provided, it seems the agreement focuses on disclosing relationships and restrictive covenants. There doesn't appear to be a direct prohibition on asking for references. However, it's essential to review the entire agreement for any hidden clauses.
Is there a particular part of the agreement you're concerned about regarding references?