Breach of NDA
Trade Secret: Defined
Kentucky law states that information is considered a “trade secret” if it[2]:
- Provides the owner financial benefit by not being common knowledge or obtained easily.
- Is being safeguarded by the owner.
A Kentucky non-disclosure agreement allows an individual or entity to prohibit the sharing of confidential information to unauthorized parties. To ensure such information is not leaked, this document is signed by the recipient before being granted access to it. It is common practice to use an NDA with new employees, contractors, or business partners.
A Kentucky non-disclosure agreement allows an individual or entity to prohibit the sharing of confidential information to unauthorized parties. To ensure such information is not leaked, this document is signed by the recipient before being granted access to it. It is common practice to use an NDA with new employees, contractors, or business partners.
Kentucky law states that information is considered a “trade secret” if it[2]: