Clause-by-clause analysis
Every clause translated into plain language — the definition, duration, carve-outs — so you grasp the scope of the commitment.
Confidentiality
Asked to sign an NDA?Check it before you sign.
Upload the non-disclosure agreement and LawLab explains every clause in plain language, flags what's risky for you — overbroad definitions, one-sidedness, duration, agreed damages — and cites the law behind each finding. In minutes.
An NDA looks routine, so many people sign without reading. But overly broad drafting can bind you far beyond intent: a definition of "confidential information" covering almost everything, confidentiality obligations unlimited in time, a one-sided commitment that protects only the other party, disguised non-compete clauses, and inflated agreed damages. It's worth confirming the agreement is balanced, that the definition of confidential information is bounded, and that the duration is reasonable. A short check before signing prevents a commitment that will restrict you later.
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Risk flags
LawLab flags one-sided clauses, overbroad definitions, and disproportionate damages, ranked by severity.
Anchored to the law
Every finding rests on contract law and precedent on confidentiality and trade secrets — not a hunch.
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Upload the agreement
PDF, DOCX, or paste text. Hebrew and English both work.
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Get a tagged analysis
Severity flags, plain-language summaries, and citations — in minutes.
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Fix it before signing
Know what to ask to balance or bound, and negotiate from a position of knowledge.
Frequently asked
- What should I check in an NDA?
- Look at the definition of "confidential information" (how broad it is), the duration of confidentiality, the carve-outs (information already public), whether the agreement is one-sided or mutual, and the amount of agreed damages. LawLab flags all of these automatically and explains what they mean.
- How long should an NDA last?
- It depends on the context. Confidentiality unlimited in time may be deemed unreasonable; a few years is often accepted, though genuine trade secrets can warrant longer. LawLab flags whether the duration looks unusual.
- Does this replace a lawyer?
- No. LawLab helps you understand the agreement and spot risks, but the analysis is not legal advice — consult a licensed attorney before you sign.
- Which formats are supported?
- PDF, DOCX, or pasting text directly. Agreements in Hebrew and English can both be analyzed.
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