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Trump pushes sweeping NDAs for federal workers to curb leaks
politics49 minutes ago

Trump pushes sweeping NDAs for federal workers to curb leaks

OPM published a draft non-disclosure agreement for current and new federal workers intended to curb media leaks, saying the document documents obligations to safeguard non-public information and does not create new substantive speech restrictions, while preserving whistleblower rights. Critics, including the largest federal union, warn the measure could chill free speech and be used to pressure agencies to require signing; the public has 30 days to comment before finalization, and past leaks cited in the notice—about a Venezuela raid and ICE agent data—frame the context.

White House Proposes National NDA for Federal Employees, Sparking Debate
politics14 hours ago

White House Proposes National NDA for Federal Employees, Sparking Debate

OPM proposes a government-wide nondisclosure agreement for federal employees to curb unauthorized disclosures and protect confidential information; agencies could choose to apply the NDA to onboarding and current staff, with civil and criminal penalties for violations, but it would not affect legally protected whistleblower disclosures; unions and critics warn it could chill candor and silence employees, as the rule enters a 30-day public comment period.

Roberts Tightens Secrets: SCOTUS Staff Face NDAs After Leaks
us-news3 months ago

Roberts Tightens Secrets: SCOTUS Staff Face NDAs After Leaks

Chief Justice John Roberts has begun requiring Supreme Court staff to sign non‑disclosure agreements to keep the court’s inner workings secret after a leak about a pro‑Trump ruling and related immunity memos, with new hires also bound by NDAs that threaten legal action for disclosure. The move comes amid a string of leaks that have damaged the court’s reputation, and it’s unclear whether the justices themselves were asked to sign similar agreements.

UK to Ban NDAs That Silence Workers and Cover Up Misconduct
world10 months ago

UK to Ban NDAs That Silence Workers and Cover Up Misconduct

The UK government plans to ban the use of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) to silence victims of workplace sexual misconduct or discrimination, aligning with practices in Ireland, the US, and parts of Canada, to better protect victims and promote transparency. The amendment to the Employment Rights Bill is expected to become law later this year after parliamentary debate.

Angelina Jolie Ordered to Produce NDAs in Brad Pitt Winery Lawsuit
entertainment2 years ago

Angelina Jolie Ordered to Produce NDAs in Brad Pitt Winery Lawsuit

A judge has ordered Angelina Jolie to turn over eight years' worth of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in her ongoing legal battle with Brad Pitt over the sale of their co-owned French winery, Chateau Miraval. The order comes as part of Pitt's lawsuit against Jolie for selling her share to a third party, which Jolie claims was due to Pitt's restrictive NDA demands. The case also touches on past allegations of abuse and control within their relationship.

Judge Orders Angelina Jolie to Release 8 Years of NDAs in Brad Pitt Winery Case
entertainment-legal2 years ago

Judge Orders Angelina Jolie to Release 8 Years of NDAs in Brad Pitt Winery Case

Angelina Jolie has been ordered by a court to release eight years' worth of non-disclosure agreements related to her ownership of Château Miraval, the French winery she co-owned with ex-husband Brad Pitt. This development is part of their ongoing legal battle over the winery, with Pitt's team claiming the NDAs will undermine Jolie's case, while Jolie's team suggests it could reveal details of Pitt's alleged abuse. Both sides appear ready to comply with the ruling.

Angelina Jolie Ordered to Produce 8 Years of NDAs in Brad Pitt Winery Lawsuit
entertainment2 years ago

Angelina Jolie Ordered to Produce 8 Years of NDAs in Brad Pitt Winery Lawsuit

A judge has ordered Angelina Jolie to produce eight years of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in her legal dispute with Brad Pitt over the sale of their joint winery, Château Miraval. Pitt claims Jolie sold her half to a Russian billionaire after agreeing to sell it to him, while Jolie argues she backed out due to an expanded NDA that would limit her ability to speak about Pitt's alleged abuse. Jolie's team views the ruling as an opportunity to expose Pitt's misconduct, while Pitt's team believes it undermines Jolie's defense.

Judge Orders Angelina Jolie to Produce NDAs in Brad Pitt Winery Lawsuit
entertainment2 years ago

Judge Orders Angelina Jolie to Produce NDAs in Brad Pitt Winery Lawsuit

A Los Angeles judge has ordered Angelina Jolie to produce eight years' worth of non-disclosure agreements in her legal dispute with Brad Pitt over their French winery, Château Miraval. Pitt's legal team argued that these NDAs are crucial to understanding Jolie's refusal to adhere to their contractual obligations. Jolie's attorney stated they are willing to comply and that the ruling opens the door to further discovery on Pitt's alleged misconduct.

"Legal Experts Analyze Vince McMahon's Legal Troubles Amid Federal Investigation and Sexual Assault Allegations"
businesslegal2 years ago

"Legal Experts Analyze Vince McMahon's Legal Troubles Amid Federal Investigation and Sexual Assault Allegations"

Legal experts suggest that Vince McMahon's non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) with women may not be enforceable due to lack of specificity, potential breach of contract, and poor drafting. If proven unenforceable, this could allow the women who signed them to share their stories publicly, potentially impacting McMahon's legal troubles and the ongoing federal investigation.

"Love Is Blind' Contestant Renee Poche Sues Netflix for Trauma and Abuse in Explosive Legal Showdown"
entertainment-and-legal2 years ago

"Love Is Blind' Contestant Renee Poche Sues Netflix for Trauma and Abuse in Explosive Legal Showdown"

Renee Poche, a contestant from Season 5 of "Love Is Blind," is suing Netflix and the show's production companies over a $4 million arbitration and allegedly "illegal" nondisclosure agreements (NDAs). Poche's lawsuit claims that the NDAs are unenforceable under California law and details her restrictive and distressing experiences during filming, including being isolated and monitored. The case seeks to invalidate the NDA and obtain damages, highlighting a broader movement in reality TV where participants challenge the legality of production practices.