NDA
NDAs can follow you for years after you sign.
Non-disclosure agreements often define 'confidential information' so broadly that almost anything qualifies. And the obligations can last long after your relationship ends. Upload yours and get a plain English breakdown — what's covered, what you can still say, and what the penalties are.
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Here's what we typically find in a nda
Confidentiality obligation has no expiration date
Unlike most NDAs, this agreement does not expire. Your obligation to keep information secret is permanent.
One-sided — only you are bound
This is a unilateral NDA. The other party has no obligation to protect anything you share with them.
Liquidated damages of $50,000 per breach
Any violation — even unintentional — triggers a pre-set penalty of $50,000, regardless of actual harm caused.
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What we look for
Scope of confidential info
Some NDAs cover anything you learn, see, or hear — including oral communications. We identify exactly what's covered.
Duration of obligations
Obligations can last 1 year, 5 years, or indefinitely. We find your exact expiration date (or lack of one).
One-sided vs. mutual
A mutual NDA protects both parties. A one-sided NDA only binds you. We flag which type yours is.
Permitted disclosures
Who you're allowed to share information with — attorneys, investors, employees — and under what conditions.
Injunctive relief clause
Allows the other party to seek a court order to stop you immediately, without needing to prove financial damage.
Non-compete provisions
Some NDAs include non-compete or non-solicitation clauses that go beyond confidentiality. We flag these.
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