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Confidentiality Agreements Defense Contracts

Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP

Contractors Beware: An Overly Broad Confidentiality Agreement Could Cost You!

On October 29, 2015, DOD renewed the DFARS deviation implemented in February, which prohibits contracting with entities that require employees or subcontractors to sign internal confidentiality agreements or statements that...more

Blank Rome LLP

An Overbroad Confidentiality Agreement Could Cost Your Company a DoD Contract, or Worse

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Action Item: Defense contractors should promptly examine their personnel policies and employee confidentiality agreements to avoid a serious risk created by a new DoD Contract Clause and Certification. If a contractor’s...more

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Securities Litigation and Enforcement Newsletter

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A CD or not a CD, That is the Question… That the Auditors Should Have Answered - A headline-grabbing SEC enforcement action last week against BDO USA and several of its national partners may lead audit firms to insist on...more

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