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====Length====
====Length====
Firstly, let’s be blunt about this: there is a special place in hell for [[Mediocre lawyer|any advisor]] who serves up a confidentiality agreement more than 3 pages long. Even three pages is purgatorially tedious. GET TO THE POINT. It’s a goddamn [[confi]], not the sale of your soul. Oh hang on.
Firstly, let’s be blunt about this: there is a special place in hell for [[Mediocre lawyer|any advisor]] who serves up a confidentiality agreement more than 3 pages long. Even three pages is purgatorially tedious. GET TO THE POINT. It’s a goddamn [[confi]], not the sale of your soul. Oh hang on.
====Purpose====
{{confi purpose}}
{{confi purpose}}
{{confidential information}}
{{confidential information}}
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{{regulator requests}}  
{{regulator requests}}  
{{return of information}}
{{return of information}}
====Possibility of injunctions====
 
Some people like to acknowledge that the potential consequences of breach of confidence are so severe that ordinary contractual damages might not be adequate and [[equitable]] relief might be the only means of protecting your position. Injunctions, dawn raids and so on. Whatever floats your boat. Really an acknowledgment so that the poor wronged person who goes to the [[courts of chancery]] seeking injunctive relief can point to M'lud and say, “You see, your honour? That rascal knew perfectly well I might need an injunction here.”


Like I say, whatever floats your boat.
Like I say, whatever floats your boat.

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