Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
A non-disclosure agreement should be used when a company enters into confidential discussions with a partner, customer, subcontractor, investor, or other external party. It protects trade secrets, business plans, technical solutions, and other sensitive information before the information is shared.
The need for an NDA typically arises at an early stage of a collaboration, but it is equally important in product development, commercialisation, financing rounds and various negotiation situations.
- Estimated fee: EUR 775
- Scope: The fee includes familiarisation with the matter, preparation of the first draft, and one round of revisions based on the client’s comments. Any additional work, including contract negotiations, will be charged separately based on actual time spent. If the agreement is deemed to be broader or more complex than usual, we reserve the right to provide a revised quote before proceeding. A quote is always provided before commencing the work.
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