A Mississippi non-disclosure agreement is a contract that restricts one or more parties from sharing confidential information unauthorized persons or entities. Often referred to as an “NDA,” it establishes the terms of the confidentiality obligations in order to protect trade secrets or other sensitive information from dissemination that would adversely affect the owner.
A Mississippi non-disclosure agreement is a contract that restricts one or more parties from sharing confidential information unauthorized persons or entities. Often referred to as an “NDA,” it establishes the terms of the confidentiality obligations in order to protect trade secrets or other sensitive information from dissemination that would adversely affect the owner.
Disclosing information protected by an NDA can result in legal repercussions. Mississippi law states that plaintiffs can seek damages within three years of a contract breach, or five years of discovering misappropriation of trade secrets.[1]
Mississippi’s legal definition of a trade secret is information that[2]:
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