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- Buying a Gas Station or Car Wash you Need Landlord Consent - No Matter What the Lease Says
- $22 Million New York City Entrepreneur Fund Created for Starting Businesses in New York City
- Small Business Commercial Lease Agreements in New York: Limiting your Personal Guaranty may Not be Enough
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- The Advantages of an Asset Purchase Compared to a Stock Purchase
- Factors to Consider when Buying a Gas Station
- The Importance of a "Financing Contingency" when Buying a Business
- The Importance of a "Non-Compete" when Buying a Business
- The Importance of "Sales Tax Notifications" when Buying a Business in New York
Q: What is an "employee confidentiality agreement".
A: There are many forms of confidentiality agreements. In an employment setting a "confidentiality agreement" is an important tool and asset whereby an employee acknowledges and agrees not to misuse or disclose important and critical information of his or her employer. If you are a New York or New Jersey business owner, if your employees have access to confidential or important business information (i.e., information that if disclosed to a competitor or used by a former employee would place you at a competitive disadvantage) you should consider the implementation of a confidentiality agreement as a condition for employment with your company. To be enforceable, confidentiality agreements must be precisely drafted by your attorney after an evaluation of your business information and the activities of your employees.
Charles N. Internicola, is a business attorney, author and speaker who represents individuals, entrepreneurs and established business owners in New York and New Jersey business transactions. Charles is the author of "An Entrepreneurs Guide to Purchasing a Business" and he is the publisher of the "New York Franchise Law Blog". If you are buying or selling a business in New York or New Jersey, purchasing a franchise or involved in a license or lease transaction Contact Charles Internicola to discuss the dedicated and precise legal representation that he provides to his clients and the steps that he will take to protect your business interests.
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