Confidentiality agreements are contracts that prevent the disclosure of certain information to third parties. Confidentiality agreements are especially common upon the resolution of a legal dispute and prevent the disclosure of the terms of settlement.
Generally, confidentiality agreements will allow for disclosure in very limited circumstances such as, if disclosure is required:
- Pursuant to an order of the Court;
- For the enforcement of the agreement;
- For the purpose of obtaining legal and/or financial advice;
- With the written consent of all parties to the agreement.
If you are in dispute about a confidentiality agreement or your obligations thereunder, we recommend you contact our firm on (02) 9233 4048 or send an email to info@navado.com.au and arrange an appointment to see one of our Privacy & Confidentiality Law Solicitors.
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