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Comment on The Often-Signed, Rarely Read ‘Confidentiality Agreement’ by Eric

Eric — Thu, 14 May 2009 14:22:37 +0000

Question: I am a consultant for a land developer. I have other consultants sharing development projects with me for joint venture opportunities. They have projects to send to me by email. Then I share them with the investor group that wants to joint venture. These project consultants send to me a non disclosure non circumvent to sign. I sign it and return. It is a basic out of the book NDA. I then submit this info to the investor group with the consultants permission. The investor group however has no NDA with this consultant. Question is am I liable if the investment group shares this confidential information with others? Other question is how strong is an NDA? Is it really enforceable?

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Comment on When Clarity is a Curse and Vagueness a Virtue by Rich Vicenzi

Rich Vicenzi — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 14:15:30 +0000

Excellent points. I would add another occasion when I think vagueness is acceptable: when your client has little negotiating leverage. In those cases vagueness may be the best you can get because if you try and get more clarity in your favor the other side (the one with the negotiating leverage) will use it as an opportunity to clarify the vagueness in its favor. This is particularly the case when you are negotiating off the other side’s form agreement and you may benefit from the “ambiguities will be interpreted against the drafter” rule.