Non-Solicitation Agreements (NSAs) are made by two parties to protect one party from a potential loss of income or assets. This type of agreement is warranted and often made when one party is about to become aware of certain important relationships the other party has developed. The non-solicitation agreement may be set forth between two or more businesses and/or individuals. The NSA may be either a stand-alone agreement or included as a separate clause in other types of business agreements.





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