Mutual/unilateral confidentiality agreement.
A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) protects confidential information shared between parties — during a business discussion, partnership, employment, or vendor relationship — by legally restricting how it can be used or disclosed. It can be mutual (both sides share confidential information) or one-way.
A mutual NDA protects information from both parties; a unilateral (one-way) NDA protects information disclosed by only one party to the other.
Terms vary widely — commonly 1 to 5 years from signing, or sometimes indefinitely for trade secrets, depending on what's agreed.
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