Legal Forms

Get this Confidentiality Agreement signed before you submit an invention or innovation for evaluation.

• The purpose of the Agreement is to protect the owner of proprietary information (such as an invention, innovation, new method or process) when they are submitting the information for evaluation to determine its usefulness and marketability.
• Often this evaluation is done by a party interested in investing and/or marketing the innovation.
• The interested party will have no rights to the information or any ideas or improvements arising from the information, all of which remains the sole property of the owner.
• The interested party will not disclose or use any of the information except with the consent of the owner or as required by law.
• If the interested party breaches the agreement, it will pay damages and costs to the owner.
• Ideas are valuable - that's why they get stolen. Don't let that happen to you. Buy and download the Confidentiality Agreement template and protect your legal rights.

Don't let others steal your invention. Protect your rights with this Confidentiality Agreement form.

• The Confidentiality Agreement should be signed by any party who is interested in evaluating your invention for the possibility of developing, financing, marketing, manufacturing, producing or distributing it.
• The interested party agrees not to disclose any confidential information provided by the Inventor.
• The interested party agrees to use the confidential information solely to evaluate the opportunity and possibilities for the invention.
• The interested party also agrees not to remove or interfere with any proprietary rights notices placed by the inventor, to store all confidential information in a safe and secure place, and not to develop, manufacture or reverse engineer the invention.
• If the interested party decides not to proceed with manufacturing the invention, it covenants that it will not make, use or sell any invention, product, service or process derived from its testing of the invention or from the inventor's disclosure.
• Buy and download your own copy of the Confidentiality Agreement form. Insist on getting a signed copy first before you submit your invention to anyone for evaluation.

If your tenant has abandoned the rental unit, serve them with this Notice of Abandonment form for Connecticut rental properties.

• The Notice states that the landlord believes the premises to be abandoned, and that the tenant has 10 days to contact the landlord.
• If the tenant fails to contact the landlord within the 10-day period, the rental agreement is terminated and the landlord may reenter the rental premises and remove any possessions or personal effects.
• A Service of Notice form is included to record the details of how the Notice was served on the tenant.
• Pay for the form once, and it's yours to use as often as required.
• Intended for use only in the State of Connecticut.

Terminate a tenancy by serving your tenant with this Connecticut Notice to Quit Possession, pursuant to the General Statutes.

• The Notice states that the rental agreement is terminated and the tenant is required to vacate (quit) the premises by the date specified in the notice.
• If the tenant does not vacate the premises by that date, the landlord may start an eviction process.
• A Service of Notice form is included to record the details of how the Notice was served on the tenant.
• Pay for the form once, and it's yours to use as often as required.
• This template is available as a downloadable MS Word form.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Connecticut.

Give consent for a new company to incorporate under a specific name with this free Consent of Corporation to Use of Name.

• An existing corporation must consent to the use of a similar name by a related entity which is being incorporated.
• The existing corporation also undertakes to dissolve shortly thereafter.
• This is a free form in MS Word format.

Starting up a new company that has your name as part of the corporate name? You'll need to sign a Consent Form for the company to use your name.

• The consent is given by an individual who is a principal (shareholder, director, etc), allowing the corporation to use his or her personal name as part of the name it incorporates under.
• The individual also discloses that he or she has a material interest in the new company.
• This is a downloadable free form in MS Word format.

Give consent for a new company to use a name similar to your trade mark with this free Canada Consent of Trade Mark or Trade Name Owner to Use of Name.

• The consent is required when a corporate name chosen for a new incorporation is deemed to be substantially similar to an existing trade mark or trade name.
• The owner of the existing trade mark or trade name (who is also a principal of the new company) must consent in writing to the use of the name.
• The Consent Form is then filed together with the Articles of Incorporation for the new company.
• This free Canada Consent of Trade Mark or Trade Name Owner to Use of Name form is available in MS Word format.

Draw up the constitution for an Australian proprietary company limited by shares (pty. ltd.) with this downloadable template form.

The Constitution form contains sections providing for:

• issue and surrender of shares,
• voting rights, payment of dividends, and meetings of shareholders,
• the company's power to make a call on shareholders, and the shareholders' responsibility to make payment after the call is made,
• notices to shareholders,
• transfer of securities,
• transmission of shares,
• procedures for general meetings,
• powers of the chairman,
• appointment, termination and obligations of directors,
• resolutions in writing,
• winding up the corporation.

Available as a fully editable MS Word template.

Protect your company's sensitive business information from disclosure by outside consultants with this easy downloadable Confidentiality Agreement.

• Any outside consultant you retain to do work for your firm should sign the Confidentiality Agreement before they are allowed access to your premises, business records, proprietary processes, trade secrets and other confidential information.
• The consultant agrees to keep all such information confidential and not to disclose, use, copy or transfer any such information or materials without permission from the company.
• The consultant may not use or make mention of any of the trade marks or other business marks of the company for any purpose other than the performance of its duties.
• The company is entitled to injunctive relief in the event of a breach or threatened breach by the consultant.
• Consultants who breach the terms of a Confidentiality Agreement open themselves up to being sued. That's a powerful deterrent. Don't take chances with your proprietary data. Download the form today.
• Avalable in MS Word format.

Do your outside consultants have access to your sensitive business information? Make it a requirement that they sign this Nondisclosure and Non-competition Agreement before they gain access.

• The consultant agrees not to disclose or use any of the company's confidential information or trade secrets he/she has become privy to while providing consulting services.
• Any breach of confidentiality by the consultant may cause the company irreparable harm for which damages are not a sufficient remedy.
• The consultant has no proprietary rights in any of the company's confidential information and intellectual property.
• The consultant promises not to compete with the business of the company during the term of the consulting contract, and for a specified period of time afterwards.
• This is a generic legal form that does not contain specific references to the laws of any country or jurisdiction.
• Keeping your business data confidential is vital to your company's continued success. Protect it by having all third party consultants sign the Nondisclosure and Non-competition Agreement.
• You can download the form immediately after purchasing it. Available in MS Word format.