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NDA Anatomy™

JC’s guide to non-standard confidentiality agreements.
For the OneNDA, see the OneNDA Anatomy

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The anatomy of the all-singing, all dancing confidentiality agreement. Perhaps the very apex of legal technology in this information age.

The definition of “Confidential information”
Sub-definitions: “Derived information” and “Disclosed information”
The Confidentiality obligation
To whom you can disclose Confidential information: Permitted disclosees and Permitted disclosures
The Purpose or Project for which the Confidential information is needed.
On the difference between Confidential information and Intellectual property
Things a confi shouldn’t have: Exclusivity, indemnity and non-solicitation
Then things go wrong: Remedies for breach
The inevitable Reps and warranties — though in this more like what you are not saying
When it’s all over: The return of information
The Term

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+*The {{confiprov|Confidentiality obligation}} <br>
-{{confiprov|Disclosed information}} <br>
+*To whom you can disclose  {{confiprov|Confidential information}}: {{confiprov|Permitted disclosees}} and {{confiprov|Permitted disclosures}} <br>
-{{confiprov|Exclusivity}} <br>
+*The {{confiprov|Purpose}} or {{confiprov|Project}} for which the  {{confiprov|Confidential information}} is needed.<br>
-{{confiprov|Indemnity}} <br>
+*On the difference between {{confiprov|Confidential information}} and {{confiprov|Intellectual property}}
-{{confiprov|Intellectual property}}
+*Things a [[confi]] ''shouldn’t have'': {{confiprov|Exclusivity}}, {{confiprov|indemnity}} and {{confiprov|non-solicitation}} <br>
-{{confiprov|Non-solicitation}} <br>
+*Then things go wrong: {{confiprov|Remedies}} for breach<br>
-{{confiprov|Permitted disclosees}} <br>
+*The inevitable {{confiprov|Reps and warranties}} — though in this more like what you are ''not'' saying <br>
-{{confiprov|Permitted disclosures}} <br>
+*When it’s all over: The {{confiprov|return of information}} <br>
-{{confiprov|Purpose}} <br>
+*The {{confiprov|Term}} <br>
-{{confiprov|Remedies}} <br>
-{{confiprov|Reps and warranties}} <br>
-{{confiprov|Return of information}} <br>
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