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Legal Documents

Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)

An NDA outlines that certain confidential information will be exchanged between parties and requires that such information be kept confidential.

When should I use it?

  • It should be used when one or both parties in a business arrangement are concerned about sharing confidential technical, financial, or business information.

  • It is commonly used at the start of business or investment negotiations so the parties can have open discussions without making confidential information available to competitors or the general public.

Why is it important?

  • It's important to ensure any intellectual property created for the company is actually owned by the company and not by the person that created it.

Tips

  • Start early: Use an NDA before disclosing confidential information.

  • Make it mutual: Mutual NDAs cover both parties to maximize protection.

Legal Agreements for Growing Businesses

Legal agreements that are customized for your business. Includes e-Signatures and storage in your Ownr account.

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