Cincinnati Confidentiality Agreement Lawyer
Ohio Confidentiality Agreement Attorneys
Companies frequently ask employees to sign confidentiality agreements. Also known as a nondisclosure contract, a confidentiality agreement deems certain information regarding the business as confidential. When an executive or professional is required to sign a confidentiality agreement in relation to employment termination, the employee understandably has many concerns regarding future employment opportunities.
Has your employer asked you to sign a confidentiality agreement? For employment advice regarding this and other matters, call The Law Office of Marc Mezibov at 513.621.8800 to arrange your consultation.
A confidentiality agreement covers many creative, tangible and intellectual ideas and components of a company. This information includes ideas, trade secrets, patents, copyrighted material, software, research and development, production, costs, finances, customers, clients, marketing schemes, business models, business plans and more.
By signing a confidentiality agreement, you are agreeing not to disclose this information to third parties. A third party could include any future employer or competitor of the company.
At The Law Office of Marc Mezibov, we review, draft, negotiate and litigate non-disclosure agreements. We recognize the need for companies to have non-compete agreements, and we also recognize the severe limitations placed on executives who will be launched back into the marketplace. Our attorneys protect our clients' rights and interests while striving to mitigate the limitations brought on by employment agreements.
It is critical to have an attorney who understands the complexities of employment contracts. You can trust our firm to represent you and protect your interests in employment law matters. We are committed to protecting the rights of executives as they transition out of their current jobs.
Talk to an attorney from The Law Office of Marc Mezibov by calling 513.621.8800, or contact us online to schedule your consultation.
