Preserve and protect your sensitive and confidential information.
Some information is meant to be kept under lock and key—a non-disclosure agreement is the formal version of that. This simple agreement helps ensure your confidential information stays confidential.
Quick Details
What it is: A general use NDA.
Who it’s for: Anyone who is sharing potentially sensitive or confidential information with others and wants to ensure it is protected and kept private.
When you need it: NDAs can be beneficial in a multitude of situations and scenarios. A good rule of thumb to follow is that if you’re sharing information with someone and you don’t want it to “leave the room,” you should have that person sign an NDA.
Why you need it: To ensure the protection and safekeeping of your personal and sensitive information.
Includes the following essential clauses:
- General Purpose
- Confidential Information
- Information Security
- Recipient Duties
- Required Disclosures
- Term + Termination
- Disposal of Confidential Information
- Recipient Representation
- Company Representations
- Indemnifications
- Transfer
- Assignment
- General Obligations
- Remedies
- Notices
- Amendments
- Choice of Law
- Severability
- No Waiver
- Counterparts
- Headings for Convenience
- Entire Agreement
- All Rights Reserved
