The Website Properties LLC NDA is not a standard agreement designed primarily to protect confidential business information. It is a comprehensive contract that creates extensive financial obligations, restricts your ability to communicate with sellers, and shifts virtually all risk onto you while insulating the broker from responsibility. Before you sign, you need to understand exactly what you are agreeing to and what rights you are surrendering.

If you are considering purchasing a business through Dynasty Business Advisors in North Carolina (or any state since they are a franchise), you need to understand exactly what you are agreeing to when you sign their Confidentiality/Disclosure/Registration Agreement.

Forced venue clauses in broker NDAs can make litigation prohibitively expensive for buyers. A North Carolina attorney explains how these provisions create power imbalances and block accountability.

Discover how broker NDAs restrict your business relationships years after evaluation. NC attorney explains why these provisions violate restrictive covenant law.