What is an NDA?
An NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) or confidentiality agreement is an agreement whereby parties agree to keep certain information confidential. You conclude an NDA before sharing confidential information with a potential business partner, employee or investor.
A well-drafted NDA protects your trade secrets, business knowledge and strategic plans and provides legal recourse if the confidentiality obligation is breached.
When do you use an NDA?
What does a good NDA cover?
We draft NDAs for investor discussions, acquisitions, cooperations and freelancers, and review existing confidentiality arrangements on the scope of the definition and the enforceability of penalties.
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Mr. Vincent Besters
Lawyer for Entrepreneurs · Amsterdam
"With NDAs, we ensure your business secrets are truly protected. Our focus: legally sound provisions with enforceable penalty clauses."
Broad secret definition
Comprehensive scope of what you want to protect.
Clear obligations
Explicit duties for the recipient of information.
Penalty clauses
Strong financial consequences for breach.
Proper duration
Correct timeframe for confidentiality obligations.
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