Connecticut Non-Disclosure Agreement Template

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Connecticut Non-Disclosure Agreement Template

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A Connecticut non-disclosure agreement prohibits the disclosure of sensitive information to outside parties. NDAs are used before companies grant others access to trade secrets, allowing them to seek damages if misappropriation occurs. They are also used in cases where two parties are sharing confidential information, such as a business partnership.

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A Connecticut non-disclosure agreement prohibits the disclosure of sensitive information to outside parties. NDAs are used before companies grant others access to trade secrets, allowing them to seek damages if misappropriation occurs. They are also used in cases where two parties are sharing confidential information, such as a business partnership.

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Breach of NDA

Breaching an NDA can result in litigation. In Connecticut, the party filing a lawsuit must do so within six years of the NDA violation.[1]

That said, parties filing a lawsuit for trade secret misappropriation only have three years from the date of discovery to file.[2]

Trade Secret: Defined

Connecticut law requires that both requirements be met for information to qualify as a trade secret[3]:

  • The information has independent economic value due to it not being generally known or reasonably ascertainable.
  • The information is being protected by reasonable security measures.

Connecticut NDA (preview)

Sources

  1. § 52-576(a)
  2. § 35-56
  3. § 35-51(d)