Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)

Protect your confidential information with a legally binding NDA.

What Is a Non-Disclosure Agreement?

A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) is a legally binding contract where one or more parties agree to keep certain information confidential. NDAs protect trade secrets, business strategies, client lists, and proprietary data from being shared with competitors or the public. They are essential in business negotiations, partnerships, and employment.

Types of NDAs

Unilateral NDA

One party shares confidential information and the other agrees not to disclose it. Most common in employer-employee and client-contractor relationships.

Mutual NDA

Both parties share confidential information and agree to protect each other's data. Common in joint ventures, partnerships, and merger discussions.

Multilateral NDA

Three or more parties share confidential information. Simplifies the process compared to creating multiple bilateral agreements.

Key Elements of an NDA

Definition of confidential information

Obligations of receiving party

Exclusions from confidentiality

Time period of agreement

Consequences of breach

Return or destruction of materials

Governing law and jurisdiction

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