Breach of NDA
Trade Secret: Defined
Any information that has economic value because it is kept reasonably secret by its owner and not readily ascertainable by the public or competitors is considered a trade secret.[2]
A Utah non-disclosure agreement helps an individual or entity to protect sensitive information that needs to be shared in a business relationship. The document, also known as an “NDA,” is often prepared by an employer hiring an employee to ensure that what they will be given access to will not be leaked to unauthorized parties.
A Utah non-disclosure agreement helps an individual or entity to protect sensitive information that needs to be shared in a business relationship. The document, also known as an “NDA,” is often prepared by an employer hiring an employee to ensure that what they will be given access to will not be leaked to unauthorized parties.
Any information that has economic value because it is kept reasonably secret by its owner and not readily ascertainable by the public or competitors is considered a trade secret.[2]