This confidentiality agreement (non-disclosure agreement or NDA) enables a business or individual to explore the possibilities for a deal before signing an agreement that covers the terms. This confidentiality agreement is a good way of protecting your secrets from being used by the other side if the deal doesn't go ahead. Examples of use might be: a proposed franchise; a business acquisition; the appointment of an agent or distributor; demonstration of a plans, ideas or a prototype. More Info
This confidentiality agreement (non-disclosure agreement or
NDA) is for use where a supplier may find out sensitive
information in the course of providing the goods or
services. Learning the information may be necessary for the
task, or you may just be concerned that private information
might be disclosed inadvertently. Using this agreement is
also an excellent way to remind suppliers of their
responsibilities to maintain client confidentiality. More Info
This confidentiality agreement (non-disclosure agreement or NDA) should be used by a creator of a piece of work (whether a work of art, a book, film, idea, software code or other intellectual property) to prevent another party from using ideas within the work without the creator's permission. It will allow the creator to explore development, manufacture, use or sale of the piece of work together with the other party. More Info
This mutual confidentiality agreement (sometimes called a
non-disclosure agreement or NDA) enables parties to explore
the possibilities for a deal before signing an agreement
that covers the terms. Being a mutual agreement, both sides
agree to the same terms of disclosure, but not necessarily
the disclosure of the same information. This confidentiality
agreement is a good way of protecting your secrets from
being used by the other side if the deal doesn't go ahead.
Examples of use might be: sub-contract manufacture; business
acquisition; joint product development. More Info
This is a comprehensive non-solicitation agreement between a contractor and a business owner providing limitations on the extent to which the contractor may solicit the employer's clients or customers. More Info
