Illinois Memorandum of Agreement-No Agreement is a document that is created when two parties cannot reach an agreement or come to terms on a particular issue. This document can be used to record the parties’ inability to reach an agreement. It is a legally binding document that outlines the terms and conditions of the disagreement. There are two main types of Illinois Memorandum of Agreement-No Agreement: an Agreement to Not Negotiate and an Agreement to Not Pursue Litigation. An Agreement to Not Negotiate is a document that states that both parties agree to stop any further negotiations on a particular issue. This document is typically used when two parties are unable to come to an agreement or if the parties have reached an impasse in their negotiations. An Agreement to Not Pursue Litigation is a document that states that both parties agree to not pursue legal action against each other due to the disagreement. This document is typically used when two parties are unable to reach an agreement but still want to avoid going to court. Both parties must agree to the terms of the Agreement to Not Pursue Litigation in order for it to be legally binding.