Which Non Disclosure Agreement?

The basic purpose of a non disclosure agreement (NDA) is to restrict the disclosure of confidential information.

In addition to the basic disclosure restrictions, NDAs will often require that confidential information be held securely. Where information may be disclosed to particular persons (e.g. employees or suppliers) then there may be an obligation to place contractual confidentiality obligations upon those persons before disclosing the information.

There are a number of fairly standard exceptions to the disclosure restrictions in an NDA. For instance, disclosure of public information and disclosure where required by law are usually permitted.

If you're looking for something very straightforward, we suggest using one of the "basic" non disclosure agreement templates; if, on the other hand, you want something with a little extra legal protection, you should consider using one of the "premium" templates.

The unilateral non disclosure agreement templates should be used where only one party to the agreement is giving confidentiality undertakings. The mutual templates should be used where both parties are giving confidentiality undertakings.

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