Non-Disclosure Agreement Review

Instant, expert-designed contract reviews for just £99

A non-disclosure agreement — often called an NDA or confidentiality agreement — is designed to protect sensitive information when it is shared with another party. It might be a business plan shown to a potential investor, a prototype revealed to a manufacturer, or client data given to a service provider.

The aim is simple: you want to share information but prevent it from being used or disclosed in ways you have not agreed. An NDA can be short and simple, or long and heavily detailed. Either way, the strength of the protection lies in the details.

QuickLegalCheck provides instant NDA reviews for just £99. Whether you are the disclosing party wanting to protect your information, or the receiving party ensuring you can comply with the agreement, we review the terms in full and give you a plain-English report.

How Our Non-Disclosure Agreement Review Works

Our process is designed to give you fast, clear answers without the cost and delay of a traditional solicitor.

1. Upload

Upload your contract in Word or PDF format

2. Review

Our AI system, built by contract specialists, analyses the document in detail

3. Report

You receive a plain-English report identifying risks, missing clauses, and recommendations

Key Terms to Look For

Definition of Confidential Information

Must be broad enough to protect what matters but workable enough to comply with.

Purpose of Disclosure

Should state why information is being shared and limit its use to that purpose.

Obligations of Confidentiality

Sets out what the recipient must do to protect the information.

Exclusions from Confidentiality

Information already public, independently developed, or lawfully obtained from another source should be excluded.

Duration of Obligations

How long confidentiality obligations last. Often 2-5 years, or indefinite for trade secrets.

Return or Destruction

What happens to the information when the relationship ends.

Remedies for Breach

The right to seek injunctions and damages if confidentiality is breached.

Mutual vs One-Way

Whether both parties share confidential information or only one party discloses.

Best Practice

If you are the disclosing party, clearly identify the information you are protecting, limit the purpose of disclosure, and ensure remedies are strong enough to deter misuse.

If you are the receiving party, ensure the definition is workable, the exclusions are adequate, and the obligations are not so strict that you could breach them inadvertently.

Why Use QuickLegalCheck?

Traditional solicitor reviews are thorough but often expensive and slow. A solicitor may charge £500 to £1,500 plus VAT for a detailed review, and turnaround times can be several days or even weeks.

QuickLegalCheck offers an alternative that is both faster and more affordable, without sacrificing clarity. Our £99 instant contract review gives you a written report in plain English, focusing on the key issues, risks, and practical improvements. The process is confidential, secure, and entirely online.

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