How to Make an NDA in California

Official California NDA:
https://bit.ly/3w8yMu3

In the workplace, employees may have access to sensitive information that could give others an unfair edge when divulged to the public or competitors. NDAs exist to prevent this from happening.

In California, employers can have employees sign a document that binds the worker to a promise to keep certain information to themselves. If they don’t, there could be severe consequences.

NDAs don’t only fall under the employer-employee relationship. They can also be for business partnerships and many other instances.

Watch our video for more, and make your own NDA at the link above:

California NDA Laws
CA Civ Code § 3426 through (2015) Leg Sess

Free Version: https://eforms.com/nda/ca/

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0:00 Intro:
0:11 We'll Discuss:
0:49 NDAS Are Commonly Used On:
0:56 Types Of NDAS:
1:05 Unilateral NDAS:
1:13 Mutual NDAS:
1:24 NDA Laws In This State:
1:54 What Should The Agreement Include:
2:02 Sections That Should Be Included Are As Follows: