Arkansas Non-Disclosure Agreement Template

An Arkansas non-disclosure agreement is a contract between two parties made to prevent confidential information from being leaked. The document can restrict one party from sharing the other’s information, known as a unilateral agreement, or both parties being restricted from sharing the other’s confidential information, known as a mutual agreement.

Arkansas Non-Disclosure Agreement Template

Last updated February 14th, 2026

An Arkansas non-disclosure agreement is a contract between two parties made to prevent confidential information from being leaked. The document can restrict one party from sharing the other’s information, known as a unilateral agreement, or both parties being restricted from sharing the other’s confidential information, known as a mutual agreement.

Breach of NDA

Failing to uphold an NDA may result in legal action. Arkansas plaintiffs have up to three years from the date misappropriation is discovered to bring such an action to court.[1]

Trade Secret: Defined

In Arkansas, information must meet certain criteria to be a “trade secret”[2]:

  • The information owner has an advantage in their line of work due to competitors not having it.
  • The information owner takes safety measures to protect its secrecy.