Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)

Protecting sensitive information for Houston businesses

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Safeguard Your Business Relationships

Clear, enforceable NDAs to maintain confidentiality

Confidentiality is essential in many business relationships, from early-stage negotiations to ongoing partnerships. At Lindholm Law, we help Houston companies draft and review non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) that protect sensitive information and maintain trust. Our goal is to create clear, enforceable contracts that reduce risk and support strong professional relationships. Whether you are sharing proprietary data, negotiating a merger, or working with independent contractors, we ensure your information stays protected.

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Understanding NDAs in Texas

Key insights for creating enforceable confidentiality agreements

In Texas, NDAs must be carefully drafted to be enforceable and protect your business effectively. Clear definitions of what constitutes confidential information and specific obligations for both parties are critical. A vague or overly broad NDA can be difficult to enforce and may not provide the protection you need.



Houston’s dynamic business environment often involves sharing sensitive information during negotiations, partnerships, and product development. Lindholm Law helps you craft NDAs that balance legal protection with practical business needs. Our goal is to create agreements that preserve confidentiality and foster trust in your business relationships.

Common Questions About NDAs

Thorough answers for Houston entrepreneurs and companies

  • Why do I need an NDA for my business?

    An NDA protects your proprietary information when sharing it with others, reducing the risk of misuse or disclosure. It provides a legal framework to enforce confidentiality and maintain trust. We draft NDAs that safeguard your business interests and support strong professional relationships.

  • What is the difference between a mutual and a unilateral NDA?

    A mutual NDA protects both parties exchanging information, while a unilateral NDA protects only one party’s disclosures. The right choice depends on the nature of the relationship and the information being shared. We help you determine the best type of NDA for your situation.

  • Are NDAs enforceable in Texas?

    Yes, when properly drafted. Texas law requires NDAs to be specific, reasonable in scope, and clear about obligations. We ensure your NDAs meet all legal standards and provide strong protection for your confidential information.

  • Can I use the same NDA for all situations?

    Using a one-size-fits-all NDA can leave gaps in protection. Each business relationship has unique needs, and tailoring agreements ensures stronger enforceability. We customize NDAs to fit the specific circumstances of each disclosure.

  • What should I do if someone breaches an NDA?

    A breach of an NDA can cause significant harm to your business. We provide strategies for enforcing the agreement, including legal action if necessary. Having a well-drafted NDA gives you a strong position to protect your confidential information.