A Wyoming non-disclosure agreement allows a business to enforce the confidentiality of information exchanged with another party. The document, referred to as an “NDA,” creates an arrangement wherein both parties agree to maintain confidential information to themselves only or where one party is obliged to only use the other’s information as per the agreement’s conditions. NDAs are often used when a company hires a new employee or when it becomes necessary to divulge sensitive info to partners, clients, or contractors.
- Statutes: §§ 40-24-101 – 40-24-110
- Definitions: § 40-24-101
- Statute of Limitation (§ 40-24-106): Four (4) Years