The law protects companies from their employees disclosing trade secrets even if those employees did not sign confidentiality contracts.

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Trade secret laws protect companies against the unauthorized disclosure of trade secrets by employees, regardless of whether a confidentiality agreement was signed, as the protection of trade secrets is inherent to the competitive interests of businesses and is enforced by laws such as the Uniform Trade Secrets Act and the Defend Trade Secrets Act in the United States.

The Law Protects Companies from Their Employees Disclosing Trade Secrets