Charlotte Wallace

Solicitor, Potter Clarkson LLP

An associate at Potter Clarkson, Charlotte works with clients from start-ups to established international businesses, across a range of sectors. She offers both non-contentious and strategic IP portfolio and licensing advice, as well as support on contentious matters.

Charlotte regularly provides strategic advice to help clients manage and commercialise their intellectual property. Her work includes implementing collaboration agreements and identifying opportunities to commercialise IP assets. She also has experience supporting complex disputes before the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court, the High Court and the Unified Patent Court.

In her previous role as IP Manager for a pan-European construction company, Charlotte gained both commercial insight and hands-on experience in developing and managing IP strategy. This included establishing, maintaining and defending a portfolio covering a range of IP rights.

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Confidentiality agreement—one-way—pro-discloser

Precedents

This Precedent one-way confidentiality agreement (also known as a non-disclosure agreement or NDA) provides for a one-way flow of confidential information from one party to another and is drafted in favour of the disclosing party. Confidentiality agreements are often used at the outset of commercial negotiations to protect parties wishing to share confidential information in furtherance of a particular transaction or project. As this Precedent is designed to be pro-discloser, it expressly excludes any representations and warranties relating to the confidential information. It includes a comprehensive indemnity from the recipient in relation to breach and misuse.

Information Law