Confi Anatomy: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 08:37, 6 June 2024

NDA Anatomy™

JC’s guide to non-standard confidentiality agreements.
For the OneNDA, see the OneNDA Anatomy

Resources: Confidentiality agreement \| Confi — Led Zeppelin style \| GDPR \| Copyright vs. confidence \| OneNDA \| Common terms \| Certification \| Confidential information \| Confidentiality obligation \| Derived information \| Disclosed information \| Discloser \| Exclusivity \| Indemnity \| No licence \| Non-solicitation \| Permitted disclosees \| Permitted disclosures \| Procure compliance \| Purpose \| Receiver \| Remedies \| Reps and warranties \| Return of information \| Term of confidentiality \| Index: Click ᐅ to expand: Confidentiality OneNDA

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The definition of confidential information and the significance of “disclosed information” and “derived information”. Copyright vs. confidence: the difference between confidential information and intellectual property

With whom you can share confidential information and on what terms: permitted disclosures to permitted disclosees. The purpose for which the confidential information is needed. When it’s all over: The return of information. The term of a confidentiality obligation

The inevitable reps and warranties — though in this more like what you are not saying

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+====“Confidential Information”====
+The definition of confidential information and the significance of “[[disclosed information]]” and “[[derived information]]”.
+[[Copyright vs. confidence]]: the difference between [[confidential information]] and [[intellectual property]]
+====The confidentiality obligation itself====
+With whom you can share [[confidential information]] and on what terms: [[permitted disclosures]] to [[permitted disclosees]]. The [[purpose]] for which the [[confidential information]] is needed.
+When it’s all over: The [[return of information]]. The [[Term - Confi Provision|term]] of a confidentiality obligation
+====What you ''shouldn’t'' have====
+[[Exclusivity]], an [[indemnity]] and [[non-solicitation]].
+====When things go wrong====
+[[Remedies for breach of confidence]]
+====Boilerplate====
+The inevitable [[Reps and warranties - Confi Provision|reps and warranties]] — though in this more like what you are ''not'' saying