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dissolution or insolvency of any such other responsible persons or their ceasing to be liable for the loss or damage or any portion thereof, affect any such assessment. Article 8 The Course, and any written, printed, graphic, or electronically or magnetically recorded information developed in accordance with this Agreement, shall be the sole and exclusive property of the IAFF. In addition, any written, printed, graphic, or electronically or magnetically recorded information furnished by the IAFF for use in carrying out the provisions of this Agreement is the sole property of the TAFF. The IAFF owns the proprietary rights to this Program. This proprietary and confidential information includes, but is not limited to, Course Materials, client lists, marketing information, and information concerning the TAFF's employees, donors, benefactors, products, services, prices, operations, and subsidiaries not otherwise available in the normal course of events. South Bend Fire Department will keep this information in the strictest confidence, and will not disclose it by any means to any person except with the IAFF's written approval, and only to the extent necessary to perform under this Agreement. This prohibition also applies to South Bend Fire Department's employees and agents. Article 9 The TAFF has copyrighted the TAFF Fire Ground Survival (FGS) Program in order to prevent unauthorized use of this Program. The IAFF owns the exclusive right to reproduce copies of the TAFF FGS Program; to prepare derivative works from the IAFF FGS Program; to distribute the TAFF FGS Program to the public; and to publicly display this work. The copyright on the IAFF FGS Program is registered with the United States Copyright Office. Because of this registration, the TAFF may involve certain remedies in a lawsuit for copyright infringement. These remedies include actual damages, injunction, any profits realized by the infringer, and statutory damages, including attorneys' fees and litigation costs. The IAFF's copyright on the IAFF FGS Program is also afforded complete protection in Canada pursuant to the Universal Copyright Convention. The TAFF reserves all rights under Canadian and international law for copyright infringement and for any illegal use, distribution, copying and creation of derivative works that are not allowed by this license. The IAFF may invoke certain remedies in a lawsuit for copyright infringement. These remedies include actual damages, injunction, any profits realized by the infringer, and punitive damages. Any use of the TAFF FGS Program is only allowed within the terms and conditions in the licensing agreement described above, which must be strictly adhered to by all licensees. This agreement states that the licensee may only use the IAFF FGS Program in its entirety. 10