Description
About this Webinar
This training sets out how a deed of confidentiality (often termed a Non-Disclosure Agreement) can protect your intellectual property and the confidentiality of your client data.
In Australia, while various common law obligations attach to the contractor or employee relationship, arguably these are inadequate as the ongoing duties attached to these relationships may cease once the period of engagement has ended and/or may be subject to exceptions.
A deed of confidentiality will provide an adequately rigorous level of protection for practices who are developing their a library of intellectual property resources and require their client data to be properly protected after the employment/contractor relationship ceases.
Learning Outcomes
- Is there a difference between a Non-Disclosure Agreement and Deed of Confidentiality?
- Deeds v Agreements
- How long does the Deed last?
- What can be covered in a Deed of Confidentiality?
- Can a Deed bind Associated Entities?
- What can be covered by a Deed
- Enforcement of the Deed.
- Soft Enforcement options
- Litigation and Damages.
- Proving a breach.
Audience
This webinar is suitable for any practitioner considering establishing a private practice.
Presenter
This webinar is presented by Simon Mason, Solicitor. You can find out more about Simon here.
CPD
Practitioners can claim up to 1 CPD unit/point. This Training has been designed to run for 1 hour, however, training lengths can vary depending on the level of questions and discussion. If you are in doubt, please verify with your CPD Rules. See also:
- CPD Requirements for Psychologists
- CPD Requirements for Counsellors and Psychotherapists
- CPD Requirements for Occupational Therapists
- CPD Requirements for Accredited Social Workers
