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I Wikipedia'd NDA and from what it says, it didn't help me to answer your question lol From what I understand it is for both parties to agree on, so if you don't agree with what they have can't you say something?
Posted by Future_Farrell
I Wikipedia'd NDA and from what it says, it didn't help me to answer your question lol From what I understand it is for both parties to agree on, so if you don't agree with what they have can't you say something?
I am going to ask my friend who is a parallegal and works with attorneys. I work in the courts, but all of the attorney's are out to lunch or gone for the day.
Posted by MrsPags
Posted by Future_Farrell
I Wikipedia'd NDA and from what it says, it didn't help me to answer your question lol From what I understand it is for both parties to agree on, so if you don't agree with what they have can't you say something?
It is for both parties but sometimes the jargon confuses me... I just don't want it to protect them more than us since we are the ones who want to protect our idea
Posted by missliss
Posted by MrsPags
Posted by Future_Farrell
I Wikipedia'd NDA and from what it says, it didn't help me to answer your question lol From what I understand it is for both parties to agree on, so if you don't agree with what they have can't you say something?
It is for both parties but sometimes the jargon confuses me... I just don't want it to protect them more than us since we are the ones who want to protect our idea
If you're protecting your idea, then why did they send you the NDA? You don't have your own?
(maybe I'm missing something sorry) I'm not an attorney but used to work for a boutique investment firm that deal with intellectual property, trademarks, etc. When we were soliciting investors on deals, we'd send them the NDA, not the other way around...
Yeah, I got nothing sorry hun lol
Posted by MrsPags
Posted by missliss
Posted by MrsPags
Posted by Future_Farrell
I Wikipedia'd NDA and from what it says, it didn't help me to answer your question lol From what I understand it is for both parties to agree on, so if you don't agree with what they have can't you say something?
It is for both parties but sometimes the jargon confuses me... I just don't want it to protect them more than us since we are the ones who want to protect our idea
If you're protecting your idea, then why did they send you the NDA? You don't have your own?
(maybe I'm missing something sorry) I'm not an attorney but used to work for a boutique investment firm that deal with intellectual property, trademarks, etc. When we were soliciting investors on deals, we'd send them the NDA, not the other way around...
they said we could use theirs or own own. My attorney(and my very good friend) is in greece until the end of the month. So now I am nervous because I don't know if I should just go and hire another attorney for now.
