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ContractConfidentiality Agreement • May 5th, 2020
Print Me Confidentiality Agreements and Protective Orders A. Confidentiality Agreements The parties may agree on their own to limit disclosure of unfiled discovery information to particular individuals during the litigation and not to disseminate such information to other persons. A confidentiality agreement will address most of the parties’ confidentiality concerns because only a small subset of all discovery is ever filed in the public court record or used during a court proceeding. There is no need for court approval or intervention in order to execute such an agreement. However, a confidentiality agreement between the parties is not binding on the court if a non-party seeks access to and use of unfiled discovery materials at any future time. See Wilk v. AMA , 635 F.2d 1295 (7 Cir. th 1981); American Telephone and Telegraph Co. v. Grady , 594 F.2d 594 (7 th Cir. 1978) (protective orders may be subject to modification in response to a nonparty’s request for access to protected materi
ContractConfidentiality Agreement • May 5th, 2020
Print Me Confidentiality Agreements and Protective Orders A. Confidentiality Agreements The parties may agree on their own to limit disclosure of unfiled discovery information to particular individuals during the litigation and not to disseminate such information to other persons. A confidentiality agreement will address most of the parties’ confidentiality concerns because only a small subset of all discovery is ever filed in the public court record or used during a court proceeding. There is no need for court approval or intervention in order to execute such an agreement. However, a confidentiality agreement between the parties is not binding on the court if a non-party seeks access to and use of unfiled discovery materials at any future time. See Wilk v. AMA , 635 F.2d 1295 (7 Cir. th 1981); American Telephone and Telegraph Co. v. Grady , 594 F.2d 594 (7 th Cir. 1978) (protective orders may be subject to modification in response to a nonparty’s request for access to protected materi
ContractConfidentiality Agreement • May 5th, 2020
Print Me Confidentiality Agreements and Protective Orders A. Confidentiality Agreements The parties may agree on their own to limit disclosure of unfiled discovery information to particular individuals during the litigation and not to disseminate such information to other persons. A confidentiality agreement will address most of the parties’ confidentiality concerns because only a small subset of all discovery is ever filed in the public court record or used during a court proceeding. There is no need for court approval or intervention in order to execute such an agreement. However, a confidentiality agreement between the parties is not binding on the court if a non-party seeks access to and use of unfiled discovery materials at any future time. See Wilk v. AMA , 635 F.2d 1295 (7 Cir. th 1981); American Telephone and Telegraph Co. v. Grady , 594 F.2d 594 (7 th Cir. 1978) (protective orders may be subject to modification in response to a nonparty’s request for access to protected materi
ContractConfidentiality Agreement • May 5th, 2020
Print Me Confidentiality Agreements and Protective Orders A. Confidentiality Agreements The parties may agree on their own to limit disclosure of unfiled discovery information to particular individuals during the litigation and not to disseminate such information to other persons. A confidentiality agreement will address most of the parties’ confidentiality concerns because only a small subset of all discovery is ever filed in the public court record or used during a court proceeding. There is no need for court approval or intervention in order to execute such an agreement. However, a confidentiality agreement between the parties is not binding on the court if a non-party seeks access to and use of unfiled discovery materials at any future time. See Wilk v. AMA , 635 F.2d 1295 (7 Cir. th 1981); American Telephone and Telegraph Co. v. Grady , 594 F.2d 594 (7 th Cir. 1978) (protective orders may be subject to modification in response to a nonparty’s request for access to protected materi
