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How to Edit Independent Contractor Nondisclosure Agreement

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when should an independent contractor sign a non-disclosure agreement there may be times when your business finds it necessary to hire an independent contractor rather than an employee to complete a certain project but like an employee the independent contractor may become privy to your confidential trade secrets this is when you may want to consider a non-disclosure agreement there are two basic types of non-disclosure agreements unilateral and mutual in the mutual nda both parties share confidential information with each other that they each want protected from redisclosure for the unilateral agreement only one party will be sharing the information and taking steps to keep it confidential from competitors and the public the purpose of a non-disclosure agreement is to prevent others from revealing your in-house confidential information the following are some things to be aware of for your ndas one limit the information to that which is truly confidential and must be kept a secret to

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A non-disclosure agreement is a contract whereby two parties signing it agree not to disclose any confidential information outside of work. Non-disclosure agreements are generally made to protect business confidential.
An NDA either as part of your contract with your freelancers or as its own standalone document, can ensure that they will not share your intellectual property or trade secrets with others or use them with other clients.
The independent contractor non-disclosure agreement is intended for use with workers (sometimes known as 1099 contractors because of their tax status) who perform tasks for you or your business. Unlike employees, independent contractors are not bound to maintain secrecy under most state laws.
Yes, not only can you have your independent contractors sign an NDA, but its also recommended. The NDA should be a regular part of your agreements with independent contractors every time the project requires working with sensitive information.
Exclusions. Information that is in the public domain or information the receiving party already knows, should be excluded from the NDA since the recipient has no legal obligation to protect such information.
Thankfully, most jurisdictions allow for contracts, including NDAs, to be signed with a retroactive date. This is commonly referred to as backdating.
No. You may not amend an expired NDA.
There are several reasons why an NDA might be unenforceable, however. If the NDA is too broad, the information under the NDA is not actually confidential, or if the agreement requires the employee to do something illegal. NDAs must be carefully crafted for proper enforcement.

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