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An NDA would be a civil matter, I would think. It is a remedy for monetary damages, right? Of course I have no idea if offering someone a large sum of money to
by IgorPartola 5y ago
An NDA would be a civil matter, I would think. It is a remedy for monetary damages, right?
Of course I have no idea if offering someone a large sum of money to violate any kind of contract is in any way illegal or even actionable in civil law since the person can always refuse the money and uphold their contract. If it made you criminally liable, wouldn’t every job offer to someone under contract with a competitor lend you in jail?
IANAL so offer money to break NDAs at your own risk.
- UncleOxidant 5y ago> Of course I have no idea if offering someone a large sum of money to violate any kind of contract Hindenburg isn't expressly offering the money for someone to break some contract or NDA. They're just offering money for information. Yes, the person with the information may have to break an NDA to share the information, but that doesn't seem like Hindenburg's problem. It's also possible that some insider with knowledge isn't under an NDA and would be willing to share information for $1M.