Don’t talk about your invention to anyone without a written confidentiality agreement. Exception for attorneys. Attorneys have a legal responsibility to keep a client or potential client’s confidential information confidential. Thus, at attorney that takes your case or considers taking your case should not need to sign a confidentiality agreement. All others should sign a written confidentiality agreement, but do not blindly trust a confidentiality agreement that is provided by the person receiving your confidential information. Chances are that their version of a non-disclosure agreement is drafted to create large loopholes allowing them to steal your invention.
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