Simple definition
Business information whose disclosure could cause commercial harm or disadvantage.
Business information whose disclosure could cause commercial harm or disadvantage.
A contract may use “commercially sensitive information” when describing business information whose disclosure could cause commercial harm or disadvantage.
Business information whose disclosure could cause commercial harm or disadvantage.
This term appears in confidentiality and non-disclosure provisions describing protected information and permitted use or disclosure.
It can affect what information must be protected, for how long, and what exceptions or required disclosures apply. Review the exact language rather than relying on the label alone.
Business information whose disclosure could cause commercial harm or disadvantage.
This term appears in confidentiality and non-disclosure provisions describing protected information and permitted use or disclosure.
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