> I've been told that NDAs are mostly just a scare tactic and often don't have teeth in court, at least in-general, and in some U.S. states Far from it -- NDAs

> I've been told that NDAs are mostly just a scare tactic and often don't have teeth in court, at least in-general, and in some U.S. states Far from it -- NDAs can have big teeth. As just one example, consider Celeritas Technologies, Ltd. v. Rockwell Int’l Corp. [1]. The appeals court affirmed judgment on a jury verdict awarding Celeritas almost $58 million for breaching an NDA by using wireless-modem technology disclosed to it by Celeritas. (Disclosure: I was co-counsel at trial for Rockwell.) [1] http://openjurist.org/150/f3d/1354/celeritas-technologies-ltd-v-rockwell-international-corporation http://openjurist.org/150/f3d/1354/celeritas-technologies-lt...