A confidentiality agreement is a contract where one or more parties promise to keep certain information private and limit how it can be used or shared. It’s commonly used to protect sensitive business, financial, or personal information during discussions or a working relationship.
California non-competes are now broadly void by statute, and SB 699 plus AB 1076 (effective Jan. 1, 2024) strengthen enforcement and add new notice and liability risks. These laws expand employee remedies, impose penalties, and require many employers to notify current and former California employees that non-compete clauses are unenforceable. This article shows attorneys and […]
A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is a written contract between at least two parties that legally requires confidential information to stay private. It’s commonly used in business deals, employment, and invention discussions to prevent unauthorized sharing and enable legal remedies if breached. This article explains what NDAs are, key terms, and when to use one. Understanding
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