Legal Question in Business Law in New York

I think you mean an NDA not a CDA. An NDA can be signed retroactively. You may find that the other side would still want you to sign the NDA personally, irrespective of the LLC. There are ways to limit your liability by and through amending the NDA. I can assist you to form the LLC and review the NDA. My formation fee is similar to the formation costs of the large websites, so why not use an attorney.

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It is not likely that any party would be ok with you signing the NDA/NNN solely under an entity. If there is a breach then who are they going to hold accountable? A likely judgment-proof entity? That rarely happens. As noted, they can be signed retroactively as I see no issue with that.

Before you sign anything, I would have it properly reviewed.

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