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SAMPLE MUTUAL NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT 



This Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement (Agreement) is entered into effective __________ __, 200_ (the Effective Date) 
between: 

      [Client Name] (ClientName), a [state] [form of business entity] with its main office at [address], and 

      [Company name] (Company), a ____________ ____________ with its main office at 
      ________________________________________. 

ClientName and Company are referred to each as a Party and collectively as the Parties. 

1.     INTRODUCTION                                                       3.2  Recipient will use Confidential Information 
                                                                               solely to further Recipient’s business 
       ClientName and Company wish to enter into                               relationship with Discloser. 
       certain business discussions.  These discussions 
       may require the Parties to receive one another’s                   3.3  Recipient will return Confidential Information 
       Confidential Information. The Parties enter into this                   and Confidential Documentation, and all 
       Agreement to protect that Confidential Information.                     copies thereof in Recipient’s possession, to 
                                                                               Discloser upon demand. 
2.     DEFINITIONS 
                                                                          3.4  The obligations set forth in Sections 3.1 
       Confidential Documentation means a document                             through 3.3 will not apply if, but only to the 
       or other item that contains Confidential                                extent that, Confidential Information is 
       Information.                                                            (a) already in Recipient’s possession without 
                                                                               obligation of confidentiality, (b) obtained from 
       Confidential Information means any non­public                           a third party without obligation of 
       information of or about a Party that (a) is marked                      confidentiality, (c) independently developed 
       “confidential” or “proprietary” when disclosed in                       by Recipient, or (d) required to be disclosed 
       written or other visible form, or is identified as                      by applicable law or governmental order, in 
       confidential or proprietary at the time of oral                         which case Recipient will, as promptly as 
       disclosure, and (b) is received by the other Party.                     possible and before making the disclosure, 
                                                                               notify Discloser of its intention to make the 
       Discloser means a Party whose Confidential                              disclosure. The obligations set forth in 
       Information is received by the other Party.                             Sections 3.1 through 3.3 will expire with 
                                                                               respect to each item of Confidential 
       Recipient means a Party that receives the other                         Information and Confidential Documentation 
       Party’s Confidential Information.                                       five years after the applicable Confidential 
                                                                               Information is disclosed. 
3.  RECIPIENT’S OBLIGATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS 
TO OBLIGATIONS                                                            3.5  Nothing in this Agreement grants either Party 
                                                                               any license or right to the other Party’s 
       3.1  Recipient will maintain Confidential                               patents, copyrights, trademarks or other 
            Information in confidence by taking such                           intellectual property. 
            measures as it takes to protect its own 
            Confidential Information of like kind, and in           4.    GENERAL 
            any event a reasonable level of care. 
            Recipient will not disclose Confidential                      4.1  Discloser warrants that it has the right to 
            Information to any third party without express                     disclose its Confidential Information to 
            written authorization from Discloser, except                       Recipient. Discloser will indemnify and hold 
            that Recipient may disclose Confidential                           Recipient harmless against all claims, 
            Information (a) to employees having a need                         damages and expenses, including reasonable 
            to know the Confidential Information and (b)                       attorneys’ fees, resulting from breach of the 
            to contractors that have agreed in writing to                      warranty set forth in the preceding sentence. 
            the obligations of Recipient under this                            OTHERWISE, DISCLOSER PROVIDES ALL 
            Agreement.                                                         CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION AND 
                                                                               CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENTATION AS IS, 
                                                                               WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. 
                                                                               DISCLOSER MAKES NO WARRANTIES,




SAMPLE Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement                                     CONFIDENTIAL                                   Page 1 
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING                                         modifications to this Agreement must be 
              WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED                                        made in writing and must be signed by an 
              WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR                                        authorized representative of each Party. 
              FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 
                                                                               4.6  A waiver of any provision of this Agreement 
      4.2  Nothing in this Agreement (a) restricts the                              must be in writing and must be signed by an 
           right of a Party to develop, procure or market                           authorized representative the Party waiving 
           products or services which may be                                        that provision. Any waiver of or failure to 
           competitive with those offered by the other                              enforce any provision will not preclude either 
           Party so long as there is no unauthorized use                            Party from enforcing that or any other 
           of the Confidential Information of the other                             provision of this Agreement thereafter. 
           Party, (b) obligates a Party to obtain any 
           products or services from the other Party,                          4.7  The Parties acknowledge that a breach of this 
           (c) prevents a Party from entering into similar                          Agreement may give rise to irreparable injury 
           agreements with other companies or                                       for which damages are not adequate 
           individuals, or (d) obligates either Party to                            compensation.  Accordingly, Discloser may 
           disclose any information to the other Party.                             seek, without obligation to post any bond, 
                                                                                    injunctive relief against a breach or 
      4.3  This Agreement does not create any agency                                threatened breach of this Agreement in 
           or partnership relationship.                                             addition to any other remedies that Discloser 
                                                                                    may have. 
      4.4  This Agreement will be interpreted in 
           accordance with and governed by the laws of                         4.8  If a court or other tribunal of competent 
           the State of California, excluding its conflict of                       jurisdiction holds that any of the provisions of 
           laws provisions.  The Parties consent to the                             this Agreement are illegal, invalid, or 
           exclusive jurisdiction of state and federal                              unenforceable, those provisions will be 
           courts in the City and County of                                         limited or eliminated to the minimum extent 
           San Francisco, California and expressly                                  necessary so that this Agreement will 
           waive any objection or defense based upon                                otherwise remain in full force and effect. 
           lack of personal jurisdiction or venue in 
           connection with any dispute arising out of or                       4.9  The Parties may execute this Agreement in 
           relating to this Agreement or its breach.                                one or more original or facsimile 
                                                                                    counterparts, each of which will be deemed 
      4.5  This Agreement contains the entire                                       an original, but all of which together will 
           understanding between the Parties regarding                              constitute a single agreement. 
           its subject matter. Any additions or 


The Parties have read this Agreement, understand it, and agree to it. By signing below, each individual warrants that he or 
she has full power and authority to bind his or her Party to this Agreement. 

               [Client Name] (ClientName)                                         [Company name] (Company) 


Signature:                                                       Signature: 

Name:                                                            Name: 

Title:                                                           Title: 

Date:                                                            Date: 


This is a sample agreement provided by Dana H. Shultz, Attorney at Law (510 547­0545, dana@danashultz.com). It is not 
intended as, and should not be considered, legal advice. The author does not warrant that it is suitable for any company or 
transaction. If you need advice regarding a nondisclosure agreement or any other legal matter, please contact an attorney 
directly.




SAMPLE Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement                                      CONFIDENTIAL                                       Page 2 

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Sample Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement

  • 1. SAMPLE MUTUAL NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENT  This Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement (Agreement) is entered into effective __________ __, 200_ (the Effective Date)  between:  [Client Name] (ClientName), a [state] [form of business entity] with its main office at [address], and  [Company name] (Company), a ____________ ____________ with its main office at  ________________________________________.  ClientName and Company are referred to each as a Party and collectively as the Parties.  1.  INTRODUCTION  3.2  Recipient will use Confidential Information  solely to further Recipient’s business  ClientName and Company wish to enter into  relationship with Discloser.  certain business discussions.  These discussions  may require the Parties to receive one another’s  3.3  Recipient will return Confidential Information  Confidential Information. The Parties enter into this  and Confidential Documentation, and all  Agreement to protect that Confidential Information.  copies thereof in Recipient’s possession, to  Discloser upon demand.  2.  DEFINITIONS  3.4  The obligations set forth in Sections 3.1  Confidential Documentation means a document  through 3.3 will not apply if, but only to the  or other item that contains Confidential  extent that, Confidential Information is  Information.  (a) already in Recipient’s possession without  obligation of confidentiality, (b) obtained from  Confidential Information means any non­public  a third party without obligation of  information of or about a Party that (a) is marked  confidentiality, (c) independently developed  “confidential” or “proprietary” when disclosed in  by Recipient, or (d) required to be disclosed  written or other visible form, or is identified as  by applicable law or governmental order, in  confidential or proprietary at the time of oral  which case Recipient will, as promptly as  disclosure, and (b) is received by the other Party.  possible and before making the disclosure,  notify Discloser of its intention to make the  Discloser means a Party whose Confidential  disclosure. The obligations set forth in  Information is received by the other Party.  Sections 3.1 through 3.3 will expire with  respect to each item of Confidential  Recipient means a Party that receives the other  Information and Confidential Documentation  Party’s Confidential Information.  five years after the applicable Confidential  Information is disclosed.  3.  RECIPIENT’S OBLIGATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS  TO OBLIGATIONS  3.5  Nothing in this Agreement grants either Party  any license or right to the other Party’s  3.1  Recipient will maintain Confidential  patents, copyrights, trademarks or other  Information in confidence by taking such  intellectual property.  measures as it takes to protect its own  Confidential Information of like kind, and in  4.  GENERAL  any event a reasonable level of care.  Recipient will not disclose Confidential  4.1  Discloser warrants that it has the right to  Information to any third party without express  disclose its Confidential Information to  written authorization from Discloser, except  Recipient. Discloser will indemnify and hold  that Recipient may disclose Confidential  Recipient harmless against all claims,  Information (a) to employees having a need  damages and expenses, including reasonable  to know the Confidential Information and (b)  attorneys’ fees, resulting from breach of the  to contractors that have agreed in writing to  warranty set forth in the preceding sentence.  the obligations of Recipient under this  OTHERWISE, DISCLOSER PROVIDES ALL  Agreement.  CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION AND  CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENTATION AS IS,  WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY OF ANY KIND.  DISCLOSER MAKES NO WARRANTIES, SAMPLE Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement  CONFIDENTIAL  Page 1 
  • 2. EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING  modifications to this Agreement must be  WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED  made in writing and must be signed by an  WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR  authorized representative of each Party.  FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  4.6  A waiver of any provision of this Agreement  4.2  Nothing in this Agreement (a) restricts the  must be in writing and must be signed by an  right of a Party to develop, procure or market  authorized representative the Party waiving  products or services which may be  that provision. Any waiver of or failure to  competitive with those offered by the other  enforce any provision will not preclude either  Party so long as there is no unauthorized use  Party from enforcing that or any other  of the Confidential Information of the other  provision of this Agreement thereafter.  Party, (b) obligates a Party to obtain any  products or services from the other Party,  4.7  The Parties acknowledge that a breach of this  (c) prevents a Party from entering into similar  Agreement may give rise to irreparable injury  agreements with other companies or  for which damages are not adequate  individuals, or (d) obligates either Party to  compensation.  Accordingly, Discloser may  disclose any information to the other Party.  seek, without obligation to post any bond,  injunctive relief against a breach or  4.3  This Agreement does not create any agency  threatened breach of this Agreement in  or partnership relationship.  addition to any other remedies that Discloser  may have.  4.4  This Agreement will be interpreted in  accordance with and governed by the laws of  4.8  If a court or other tribunal of competent  the State of California, excluding its conflict of  jurisdiction holds that any of the provisions of  laws provisions.  The Parties consent to the  this Agreement are illegal, invalid, or  exclusive jurisdiction of state and federal  unenforceable, those provisions will be  courts in the City and County of  limited or eliminated to the minimum extent  San Francisco, California and expressly  necessary so that this Agreement will  waive any objection or defense based upon  otherwise remain in full force and effect.  lack of personal jurisdiction or venue in  connection with any dispute arising out of or  4.9  The Parties may execute this Agreement in  relating to this Agreement or its breach.  one or more original or facsimile  counterparts, each of which will be deemed  4.5  This Agreement contains the entire  an original, but all of which together will  understanding between the Parties regarding  constitute a single agreement.  its subject matter. Any additions or  The Parties have read this Agreement, understand it, and agree to it. By signing below, each individual warrants that he or  she has full power and authority to bind his or her Party to this Agreement.  [Client Name] (ClientName)  [Company name] (Company)  Signature:  Signature:  Name:  Name:  Title:  Title:  Date:  Date:  This is a sample agreement provided by Dana H. Shultz, Attorney at Law (510 547­0545, dana@danashultz.com). It is not  intended as, and should not be considered, legal advice. The author does not warrant that it is suitable for any company or  transaction. If you need advice regarding a nondisclosure agreement or any other legal matter, please contact an attorney  directly. SAMPLE Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement  CONFIDENTIAL  Page 2