Confidentiality Inventions

Posted on June 17, 2008 by Geoffrey Parnass

Here is a form for Confidentiality Inventions.

In this agreement the employee agrees not to use, disclose or communicate any of the company's confidential information to a third party, such as trade secrets, computer programs, software business, marketing, and strategic plans. It contains a section regarding termination obligations stating that upon termination of his relationship with the company, the employee shall surrender to the company all proprietary information.

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