Disclosing Party
What Is a Disclosing Party?
A disclosing party is an individual or entity that provides confidential information to another party in a non-disclosure agreement.
A non-disclosure agreement (also called a secrecy agreement or a confidentiality agreement) is a legal contract that contains information that all the parties deem confidential. All parties agree not to share the information with anyone outside of the agreement. This document is often used in employment contracts.
What Is a Disclosing Party?
A disclosing party is an individual or entity that provides confidential information to another party in a non-disclosure agreement.
A non-disclosure agreement (also called a secrecy agreement or a confidentiality agreement) is a legal contract that contains information that all the parties deem confidential. All parties agree not to share the information with anyone outside of the agreement. This document is often used in employment contracts.