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Do NDAs really just expire after three years like this ex Tesla employee claims? Something tells me that he will be sued very soon.
by eyeareque 8y ago
Do NDAs really just expire after three years like this ex Tesla employee claims? Something tells me that he will be sued very soon.
- extrapickles 8y agoThey can. Typically they are 2-5 years, but you have to read the specific NDA to be sure. I will never sign a NDA that doesn't expire in <10 yrs after cessation of work, as its just too risky to indefinitely hold any information secret to the level required in most NDAs. Management changes, and what the current management is fine with, future management could not, or you do some work that the company doesn't like 10 years down the road and they dig through the filing cabinet looking for something to hit you with.
- exikyut 8y agoHmm. Is it possible to include a hard-nonmodification clause in an NDA (so nobody in the future can change it), or is this kind of implied in the contractual nature?
- extrapickles 8y agoThe contract itself doesn’t change, just the interpretation of it.