11 ENTERPRISE TORONTO - Frequently Asked Questions - a program operated by the City of Toronto to help Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses
Enterprise Toronto
Monday May 20 2013
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
HOME > FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
| PRINT | TELL A FRIEND |
| PREVIOUS PAGE | FAQ MAIN PAGE |
QUESTION: How do I protect my confidential information?
TOPIC: Legal Information
ANSWER
Answer by Albert Luk

Non-disclosure, non-solicitation and non-competition agreements with your employees, potential investors and third parties will prevent your trade secrets and confidential information from being publicized.

RELATED LINKS
Related Resource Library Items
- Buying a franchise in Canada: understanding and negotiating your franchise agreement
- Canada business law handbook
- Canadian imports and exports: a legal guide for Canadian business
- Canadian legal guide for small business
- Corporate compliance programs: Director of investigation and research: competition act
- Cyber law Canada: the computer user's legal guide
- Cyberlaw Canada
- Desktop lawyer
- Franchisee associations in Canada
- Generally accepted privacy principles
- Going public in good times and bad: a legal and business guide
- How to make small claims court work for you
- Legal guide to incorporating, maintaining and carrying on your business in Ontario
- Legal issues in starting a business
- Les mesures legales et la reglementation
- Make it legal: what every Canadian entrepreneur needs to know about the law
- Non-profit corporations
- Partnerships and partnership agreements
- Predatory pricing enforcement guidelines: Director of Investigation and Research: Competition Act
- Price discrimination enforcement guidelines: Director of Investigation and Research: Competition Act
- Protecting trade secrets
- Quick reference guide to the Hazardous Products Act for manufacturers, importers, distributors and retailers
- Simply essential landlord's kit
- Solutions for Canadians: so you think you need a lawyer
- Strategis alliances under the competition act: Director of Investigation adn Research: Competition Act
- Study guide to accompany business law today
- The Canadian privacy and Data Security toolkit for small and medium enterprises
- The complete idiot's guide to law for small business owners
User profiles which indicate this topic
- Mr. Kenneth MacDonald (Henry Hui & Assoc.)
- Mr. David Boody (D.G. Boody & ASSOCIATES LTD.)
- Mr. Joel Thomas (Greenberg Turner)
- Mrs. Karina Calderon Reyes (Geography & Bussines)
- Ms. Elsie Tam (Hopkins Consultancy Services Limited)
- Ms. Cheryl Norman (Pre-Paid Legal Services Inc & Heritage Education )
- Ms. Deborah Reale
- Ms. Theresa Ameloot (Pegasus Legal Solutions)
- Mr. David Michaels (INTELLIGUARD CORP.)
- Mr. Benjamin Lee (Juriansz & Li LLP)
- Ms. Debra Bradshaw (Zep Manufacturing)
- Ms. Heather Suttie (Heather Suttie & Associates)
- Ms. Johanne Dixon (Integress Paralegal Solutions)
- Mr. ANDREW Lawson (Employment Law Training & Consulting)
- Mr. Michael Carabash (Dynamic Lawyers)
- Mr. Nicholas dePencier Wright (Nicholas dePencier Wright, Barrister & Solicitor)
- Ms. S. Anderson (Virtual Achievement)
- Ms. Peggy Chooi (CHOOI LAW Intellectual Property Law )
- Mr. Chris Bordato (LawDepot.com)
| PREVIOUS PAGE | FAQ MAIN PAGE |
BACK TO TOP
© 2013 | CITY OF TORONTO
| CONTACT | TERMS OF USE | PRIVACY STATEMENT |