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Priyangshu Saharia
on Nov 30, 2024
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While employed, an employee who has no restrictive employment contract with his employer may divulge secrets to a competitor.
Restrictive Employment Contract
A contract between an employer and employee that limits the latter's actions both during and after the period of employment, often including clauses like non-compete, non-disclosure, and non-solicitation.
- Understand the legal frameworks that safeguard trade secrets and deter unfair competitive practices.
- Comprehend the moral and legal aspects involved in the utilization of intellectual property in a commercial context.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the legal frameworks that safeguard trade secrets and deter unfair competitive practices.
- Comprehend the moral and legal aspects involved in the utilization of intellectual property in a commercial context.
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