Contract analysis

1. Cease and Desist All Use and Disclosure You must immediately cease and desist from all use, disclosure, distribution, copying, reproduction, exploitation, or dissemination of any and all Lumos proprietary information, trade secrets, and confidential materials. This demand encompasses all such information in your personal possession, custody, or control, as well as any such information that you have provided, trans

2. Return of All Company Materials Within five (5) business days of your receipt of this letter, you must return to Lumos all Company materials in your possession, custody, or control. This includes, without limitation: (a) All files transferred from Lumos's systems to your personal Hollowell Health IT account on or about September 26, 2022, including all model architecture specifications, hyperparameter configuratio

3. Permanent Deletion and Certification Concurrent with the return of materials described above, you must permanently and irrevocably delete all Lumos proprietary information from all personal devices, cloud storage accounts (including, without limitation, the personal Hollowell Health IT account and the personal email account at r.anand.personal@vaultmail.com referenced above), external storage media, backup systems

4. Preservation of Evidence Notwithstanding the foregoing demand for the deletion of Lumos proprietary materials, you must immediately institute a litigation hold and preserve all electronic devices, storage media, cloud accounts, email accounts (including both personal and professional accounts), and communications that may contain evidence relevant to Lumos's claims against you. Specifically, and without limitation

5. Compliance with PIIAA Obligations You must comply fully and immediately with all of your obligations under the PIIAA, including without limitation the confidentiality and non-disclosure provisions, the invention assignment provisions, the non-solicitation provisions, and the obligation to return all Company materials. Any continued failure to comply with these obligations will constitute a continuing breach of con