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In order to protect a business' trade secrets, business models, and other sensitive information, a business attorney may advise a client to incorporate non-compete and non-disclosure agreements in a manner that makes sense for the particular needs of the business. Non-compete agreements and non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) can often create a more secure and trusted partnership between business professionals and their employees or business partners. This is especially important when trying to determine if a particular business relationship or employment relationship is in both parties' best interests. Creating a non-compete agreement can protect a business and help establish trust and security between two parties: employer and employee. A non-compete agreement often states that, if employment ends, the former employee will not enter into or start a similar business or profession in competition with his or her former employer. The non-compete agreement must state a specific and reasonable scope of such restrictions, a timeframe for the restrictions, and a geographic area in which the restrictions apply. avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars avocadoallstars