Non-disclosure agreements, also known as confidentiality agreements, are legal contracts that outline how proprietary information will be shared between at two parties and restricted to third parties.

Mark Zaid: Sure. So, an NDA is a non-disclosure agreement. It's a confidentiality agreement that is entered into by one or two or more parties to set terms as to what can be discussed going forward.

Because employee non-disclosure commitments may be included in settlement agreements in California or New York only if included “at the request of the claimant” or “plaintiff’s preference ...

Non-Disclosure Agreements (“NDA”) are customary at the onset of discussions for many commercial transactions, including mergers/acquisitions and joint ventures, and are among the most common ...

Confidentiality, non-disclosure and “forced arbitration” clauses came under particular scrutiny with reports that accusers were silenced by such agreements or required to litigate their claims ...

Signing NDAs (non-disclosure agreements) is a fairly common practice. In fact, this often leads to carelessness – as the parties may not even read the document! Yet this could be a huge mistake.

Non-disclosure agreements, though widely used in the business world, have not previously been common practice in government, where public accountability is paramount.

Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in sexual harassment and assault cases are now at the center of a heated feminist debate. On one side, #MeToo leaders point out that repeat predators like Harvey ...

Mike Bloomberg got a number of women—who knows how many—to sign non-disclosure agreements for sexual harassment and gender discrimination. He needs to release the women from the non-disclosure ...

A new grocery store is under contract for the Union Depot 1st Addition project in Bartlett, according to developer Keith ...

Auditor Diana DiZoglio said Wednesday that she plans to investigate the use of non-disclosure agreements in state government, either as part of her audit of the Legislature or as its own inquest ...