Restricted Contracts

Restricted contracts are agreements that limit how either party can act during the term of the contract. Common examples include non-compete clauses, which restrict employees from working for competitors after leaving a company, or non-disclosure agreements that prevent sharing confidential information. These restrictions aim to protect business interests, such as trade secrets or customer relationships, but are usually limited in scope and duration to balance the interests of both parties. They are enforceable within reasonable limits and vary based on jurisdiction and specific circumstances.