Breach of NDA
Trade Secret: Defined
In Alaska, information is considered a trade secret if it[2]:
- Adds economic value to the owner’s business or profession, as it is not known by their competition.
- Goes through measures that protect its secrecy.
An Alaska non-disclosure agreement sets the terms and conditions for the use of confidential information between two parties. It outlines the information covered by the NDA, how it can be used, and the consequences for disclosing it to unauthorized parties. NDAs are commonly used when onboarding a new hire, discussing a sale or merger, or licensing proprietary information.
An Alaska non-disclosure agreement sets the terms and conditions for the use of confidential information between two parties. It outlines the information covered by the NDA, how it can be used, and the consequences for disclosing it to unauthorized parties. NDAs are commonly used when onboarding a new hire, discussing a sale or merger, or licensing proprietary information.
In Alaska, information is considered a trade secret if it[2]: