NDA for South Carolina

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South Carolina has its own Trade Secrets Act (S.C. Code Ann. §§39-8-10 through 39-8-130), covering misappropriation claims and civil remedies.

South Carolina courts reject the "blue pencil" rule for restrictive covenants bundled into an NDA — an overly broad non-compete is voided entirely rather than narrowed to a reasonable scope.

Electronic signatures on NDAs are valid under South Carolina's Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (S.C. Code Ann. §26-6-10 et seq.).

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NDA in South Carolina — FAQ

No. South Carolina rejects the "blue pencil" rule — an unreasonable restrictive covenant is voided entirely rather than rewritten to be narrower, so restrictions should be drafted conservatively from the start.