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How do you "imply" non-disclosure?
by rcbdev 2y ago
How do you "imply" non-disclosure?
- eru 2y agoWell, you hand your employees that very sheet of paper that the protagonist found unsigned in their drawer. And trade secrets are a fairly widespread concept, too. So judges wouldn't have a hard time believing that a reasonable person would recognise trade secrets in most cases.
- b112 2y agoThe reverse is true. They asked to sign an NDA, the person looked at it, decided not to agree, but they kept them on regardless. It would be better to have never handed te person the formal agreement, than give it and be ok with them not signing. (not keeping track is just as bad, it marks the NDA as unimportant)
- eru 2y agoYes, and I bet all the finer details of what happens in these cases if they go to court depend on a ton of precedents, and the luck of the draw with your judge and lawyers.