Agency (alternative)
In Maryland, an agent who inadvertently overhears information about the opposing party's negotiating position should:
AUse the information to benefit their client
BDisclose it to their client immediately
CNot use or disclose information obtained in a way that violates the other party's confidentiality✓ Correct
DReport it to MREC immediately
Explanation
Information about the opposing party obtained inadvertently should not be exploited. Agents must conduct negotiations fairly and may not use improperly obtained confidential information.
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