Q: What would happen if a non disclosure agreement is violated ?

Ans:  Depending on what was violated, it may be, such as if trade secrets were stolen or if a person violates an NDA related to any other confidential matter, they will usually be sued, which could result in a monetary fee, termination of employment, or the return of an asset, depending on the terms of the agreement.

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