Is injunctive relief/money compensation guaranteed when a non-breaching party sues the breacher for violating any non-disclosure agreement?
<p>If a Non-disclosure agreement is silent on whether injunctive relief or money compensation is agreed as a result of breach of agreement, are injunctive relief and money compensation still applicable remedies neither party waived the right to receive?</p>
<p>Do the parties have to sign a contract mentioning injunctive relief for the non-breaching party to obtain injunctive relief, or is money compensation and injunctive relief always obtained as long as a non-disclosing agreement signed?</p>

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<p>Are those getting injunctive relief guaranteed compensation for
violating a non-disclosure agreement (NDA)?</p>
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<p>No, unless the NDA has a legally valid liquidated damages agreement, and even then only in the event of a final, and not merely a preliminary injuncction.</p>
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<p>Do the parties have to sign a contract mentioning injunctive relief
for the non-breaching party to obtain injunctive relief, or is money
compensation and injunctive relief always obtained as long as a
non-disclosing agreement signed?</p>
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<p>While it is better practice for an NDA to mention injunctive relief, it isn't absolutely necessary for the non-breaching party to obtain injunctive relief.</p>
<p>Money compensation is not necessarily available even if injunctive relief is available.</p>

united-states breach-of-contract non-disclosure litigation injunctions