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There are plenty of good reasons not to sign someone else's NDA, but there's usually a very good reason not to ask someone to sign yours: without the willingnes
by 7Figures2Commas 13y ago
There are plenty of good reasons not to sign someone else's NDA, but there's usually a very good reason not to ask someone to sign yours: without the willingness and ability to try to enforce it, your NDA isn't worth the paper it's printed on.
In reality only a fraction of the people who enter into agreements actually have the wherewithal to enforce them. This is particularly true when dealing with individuals (especially "entrepreneurs") and small business owners.