STANDSTILL AGREEMENT (FOR CONFIDENTIAL SHARING BETWEEN M&A COMPANIES)

This Standstill Agreement protects your confidential information from being publicly disclosed after you share it with a company that wants to buy your business, and explains marking requirements, exclusions, nondisclosure duties, use limits, advising employees, disclosures to agents and subcontractors, return of information, disclosures required by law, survival, standstill period, publicity, disclaimers, limitation of liability, and general boilerplate for a standstill agreement.
Step 1 - This Contract Is Between
Party 1 (You)

Name / Company
Individual /
Company
Address 1
Address 2
City
State/Province
Zip
  And Party 2 (Them)  

Name / Company
Individual /
Company
Address 1
Address 2
City
State/Province
Zip
  Related Contracts

Confidential Disclosure Agreement (For One Way Sharing With An Individual)

Employee Confidentiality Agreement (For Confidentiality, Non-Compete, Non-Solicitation and Assignment of Rights)

Nondisclosure Agreement (For Two Way Sharing Between Companies)

Sample Confidentiality Agreement (For One Way Sharing With a Company)

Step 2 - Answer the Questions
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1 Marking Requirement

CONFIDENTIALITY - MARKING - Will Party-1 mark, stamp or note in a letter that the information is confidential?

Yes
No

A marking requirement requires the disclosing party to mark or stamp the information as confidential or describe it as so in a letter given to the receiving party.
  
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Comments:
This is great! I was looking for one of these contracts
bob kimbo Posted on Nov 13, 2008