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A Confidentiality Agreement is a written, legally binding contracts whose main purpose is to restrict the dissemination of confidential information. A confidentiality agreement also known as a secrecy, proprietary or non-disclosure agreement can be unilateral or mutual. It is most commonly used between employers and employees, independent contractors, and consultants of a company.
A confidential agreement is needed when a company wants to prevent others who may be privy to trade secrets, patents, intellectual property production, secret recipes and formulas or specialized business practices from divulging the confidential information to others outside the company. In the case of mutual confidentiality agreements, they are needed when both parties are exchanging information that they do not want to be provided to any other parties. For example, in the case of persons working on joint ventures or creating new products.
A Confidentiality Agreement should include the following:
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