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Examples of contingent liabilities include:
Government Ethics
Principles and standards that guide the behavior of persons working in governmental institutions to ensure integrity, transparency, and accountability.
Trade Secret Protection
Legal measures and practices put in place to safeguard proprietary information, practices, or technologies from unauthorized disclosure, ensuring competitive advantage.
Customer Lists
Records or databases containing information on current or potential customers, often used for marketing or sales strategies.
State Government Action
Activities or interventions by state government bodies intended to influence or direct economic, social, or political matters.
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