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By Jemma Slingo2021-08-02T10:04:00+01:00 Electra Japonas A standard non-disclosure agreement created by a group of in-house and private practice solicitors was published free for use today. The oneNDA initiative – which says it has secured the help of Allen & Overy, Freshfields, Linklaters, Slaughter and May, and Norton Rose Fulbright – said the ’universally standardised and agreed upon’ NDA would improve the efficiency of legal teams, increase transparency, and cut costs. Co-founder Electra Japonas (pictured) said: ‘The enthusiasm and commitment of the oneNDA Club, and the legal community, has been a real driving force to get us to where we are today.there were a few sceptics that didn’t believe we’d be able to do it, but here we are ready to prove them wrong.’
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By Jemma Slingo2021-04-14T10:51:00+01:00 An initiative trying to create a ‘universally standardised’ template for non-disclosure agreements has secured the help of a trio of magic circle firms. The OneNDA project lists Linklaters, Allen & Overy and Slaughter and May as part of its drafting group, together with Norton Rose Fulbright and Australian giant Gilbert + Tobin. The chief executive of Linklaters’ technology arm, Shilpa Bhandarkar, is representing the firm in the drafting group, together with lead innovation lawyer Greg Baker. A small number of in-house counsel are also contributing to the project, commenting on the NDA template and committing to adopt it once it has been agreed. Among the companies involved are Barclays, American Express, Deliveroo, EY, Airbus and Bupa.