Protect Confidential Information
With a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
Before sharing your ideas, prototypes, proposals, data, software or business plans, or other confidential commercial information, it is prudent to put the right legal protections in place at an early stage.
Whether you are speaking with investors, suppliers, employees, manufacturers, or potential business partners, we assist businesses with tailored Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs), also commonly referred to as Confidentiality Agreements, as well as related commercial agreements.
Recognised in
Potential Risks
When Using Generic Non-Disclosure
Agreement Templates
Online free templates sometimes provide a starting point, but may not reflect the realities of your business, commercial arrangements, or relevant Malaysian laws. Common issues may include:
Confidentiality obligations that do not fit the parties’ actual arrangements
Unclear intellectual property ownership provisions
Inadequate liability and risk allocation clauses
Missing or unsuitable provisions under Malaysian law
A properly considered agreement tailored to your business model may help address transaction-specific legal and commercial risks.
NDA and Commercial Agreement Services
NDA & Agreement Review
Already have a draft agreement? We can assist in reviewing and refining it to better reflect your commercial objectives and identify potential legal concerns, such as:
Review of key clauses
Identification of legal
and commercial issues
Suggested revisions where
appropriate
Custom NDA Drafting
We assist in preparing Non Disclosure Agreements for various business arrangements, including:
Business discussions and collaborations
Suppliers and manufacturers
Investors and partnerships
Employees and contractors
Commercial Agreement
Beyond confidentiality, we also prepare:
Service Agreements
Supplier Agreements
Intellectual Property Licensing Agreements
Software Development Agreements
Terms of Use
Website Terms and Conditions
Commercial Contract Drafting
To help you achieve this, we also assist with
Build Customer Trust
with PDPA Compliance
Besides protecting confidential information, do you also collect customers’ names, email addresses, and phone numbers?
A well-prepared Privacy Notice and internal PDPA policy show that you take data protection seriously. This helps build customer confidence when they entrust you with their personal data.
PDPA
Privacy Notices
Internal
PDPA Policies
PDPA
Compliance
Documentation
WHY ENGAGE
LAWENCO
Practical
Legal Advice
Legal protection is important, but so is commercial practicality. We seek to prepare agreements that are legally considered, commercially workable, and aligned with your business objectives.
Tailored Legal Drafting
Every business arrangement is different. We work directly with you to understand your objectives, concerns, and commercial realities, to formulate tailored legal solutions suited to the circumstances of your transaction.
IP & Commercial Experience
Benefit from experience in intellectual property, technology, and commercial transactions, particularly where confidential information, ownership rights, and commercial relationships intersect.
Recognition and Credentials
These recognitions reflect professional standing in intellectual property practice.
FEATURED SPEAKER AT
BUSINESS EVENTS
We regularly share practical legal insights with the business community through talks, seminars and training sessions relating to intellectual property, commercialisation and legal risk management.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a template found online?
Templates may sometimes be useful as a starting point, but they may not address transaction-specific issues or legal considerations relevant to your circumstances.
How long does the process take?
Timeframes depend on complexity and scope. We aim to respond promptly and work efficiently, and provide the draft within approximately 1 to 4 weeks.
Do you only handle NDAs?
No. We also assist with related commercial agreements, including service agreements, supplier agreements, software development agreements, intellectual property licensing agreements, and other commercial contracts.
Do I need both an NDA and PDPA documentation?
Depends, an NDA helps protect confidential information shared between parties, whereas PDPA documentation relates to how personal data is collected, used, stored, and disclosed. Depending on your business activities, you may require one or both.
Does my business need a Privacy Notice?
Yes, if you collect personal data such as name, email addresses or phone numbers, from customers, employees, job applicants, or website visitors, you will need to have a Privacy Notice and supporting PDPA documentation in place, depending on your business operations.
