Non Circumvention Agreement Template
Created by:
[Sender.FirstName][Sender.LastName] [Sender.Company]
Prepared for:
[Recipient.FirstName][Recipient.LastName]
[Recipient.Company]
Created by:
[Sender.FirstName][Sender.LastName] [Sender.Company]
Prepared for:
[Recipient.FirstName][Recipient.LastName]
[Recipient.Company]
A non-circumvention agreement is primarily used to prevent a party to a business agreement from bypassing or circumventing the other party. These agreements are used when you can’t fully trust the other party or as an added precaution. They can be used to ensure a business receives full compensation for its contribution and maintain the confidentiality of all parties involved in an agreement.
A non-circumvention agreement should name all parties involved, spell out what circumvention would look like, and include descriptions of the information or relationships that are meant to be kept confidential and/or protected from circumvention.
It depends on the state, but non-circumvention agreements are generally enforceable. Some states enforce them but only for a defined period, e.g., two years, after the agreement has been executed. It’s best practice to research your individual state’s position on the enforceability of non-circumvention agreements.
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