> I signed an NDA and did some work for a client. The client has
> backed out of the project, and I feel I'd like to have a go at
> marketing it myself. The client says I can't do that because I've
> signed an NDA

At last, a legal resolution

The NDA has been declared worthless, because I did not learn
anything new about the product from the client. If you remember

"- I'd already independently invented and built one for myself 10
years ago (but never went ahead and commercialised it), so I'm
not ignorant of its existence. Neither are all the people who knew
about mine before this client came along"

In fact the exchange of information was only from me to the client

If you follow this logically, and I think a couple of people mentioned
this, it is not acceptable for an NDA to be used (sneakily or other-
wise) for the purposes of restraint-of-trade

So when I get some free time and $$$ I'll marketing it myself

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