The last update of our confidentiality agreements was completed in 2008 by a licensed California attorney.
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A non-disclosure agreement or confidentiality agreement protects the information you disclose to another party. This agreement simply states the recipient of the confidential information will not share it with anyone else.
The exception would be is when both parties agree not to
disclose information provided to each other. For this type of
agreement you would normally use a mutual confidentiality agreement.
Ideally, the confidentiality agreement will discourage the
recipient of such information from using it in anyway that
could harm your business, potential business, or steal ideas,
inventions, trade secrets, intellectual property and the like.
Should the recipient of the confidential information disclose it to another individual or company in violation of the confidentiality agreement, the injured party has cause to claim a breach of contract and can seek injunctive and monetary damages.
Who might use a California confidentiality agreement?
- Employers to employees
- Business partners among themselves
- Businesses to their vendors
- Businesses to representatives evaluating their product(s)
- Business owners selling their business to potential buyers
- Inventors seeking advice from other parties
- Entrepreneurs seeking advice for new business ideas from other parties
We offer you the following professional confidentiality agreements to protect your valuable interests:
- Agreement between employer and employee
- Agreement between any two parties
- Mutual confidentiality agreement between two parties
Below are some of the topics covered by these
confidentiality agreement agreements:
- Use of confidential information by recipient
- Defining confidential information
- Care of confidential information
- Liability for disclosure of confidential information
- Employment topics (for employee)
- Business relationship of parties
- Obligations to third parties
- Implied license relating to confidential information
- Returning of confidential documents and
photos
- Severability
- Governing law
- Term of agreement
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