Can a NDA be non-terminable for an indefinite period of time?
<p>I have been given a NDA which say it is "unilaterally non-terminable for an indefinite period of time".</p>

<p>Is this legal? Can they enforce me to keep the NDA forever?</p>

<p>They also said that "The contractor take on no liability for the correctness, reliability and completeness of confidential information".</p>

<p>Does this means that if some information is leaked, I could be blamed for it, even after I quit the company?</p>

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  <p>Is this legal? </p>
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<p>Yes</p>

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  <p>Can they enforce me to keep the NDA forever?</p>
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<p>No, it ends when you die. Practically, of course, any confidential information you have becomes less useful over time either because it becomes non-confidential or it just goes out of date.</p>

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  <p>They also said that "The contractor take on no liability for the correctness, reliability and completeness of confidential information".</p>
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<p>Don’t know what this means without knowing if it’s you or them who is “the contractor”. Also, more context is probably required.</p>

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  <p>Does this means that if some information is leaked, I could be blamed for it, even after I quit the company?</p>
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<p>If you leak it, of course. Otherwise you could quit on Monday and publish on Tuesday.</p>

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