Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) are an important tool for many companies to safeguard confidential information from dissemination. Several different types of NDAs can be used, depending on the situation. For example, some business relationships might require a mutual...
A Nondisclosure Agreement, commonly called an “NDA,” is a contract between two or more parties that prevents the dissemination of a company’s sensitive information. An NDA is typically entered into at the beginning of a business relationship or significant financial...
A fiduciary duty is a legal obligation owed by corporate officers, directors, and partners to the company and its shareholders. Several fiduciary duties are imposed on these individuals — including the duties of loyalty, care, and good faith. While there are many ways...
In a corporation, the corporate officers and directors owe many fiduciary duties to the shareholders and the company. This means they legally have to act in the best interests of the company. Among the primary fiduciary duties owed by officers and directors are the...
Schedule 13D and Schedule 13G are both beneficial ownership reports filed by anyone who directly or indirectly shares investment power in a company. These Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings provide information about parties who have substantial holdings...
A non-disclosure agreement is an agreement between two or more parties that normally occurs before or after a contract is executed. Typically, the non-disclosure agreement or NDA is signed before parties start negotiating a contract.
