Thursday Wrap-Up (May 10, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secrets, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Stories from the Web
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Martin Marietta v. Vulcan: Four Valuable Drafting and Litigation Lessons for Trade Secret and Non-Compete Lawyers
Martin Marietta v. Vulcan: Four Valuable Drafting and Litigation Lessons for Trade Secret and Non-Compete Lawyers
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Martin Marietta v. Vulcan: Delaware Chancery Court Bars Hostile Takeover Due to Breach of Confidentiality Agreement
On Friday, Delaware Chancery Judge Leo Strine, Jr. issued a 100+ page opinion finding that gravel material supplier Martin Marietta Materials “thoroughly breached” confidentiality agreements with competitor Vulcan Materials during merger negotiations and as a result, its effort at a hostile takeover bid would be prohibited for the next four months. It appears that Martin
Thursday Wrap-Up (May 3, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secrets, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity News from the Web
Thursday Wrap-Up (May 3, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secrets, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity News from the Web
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Three Tough Lessons for In-House and Outside Counsel from the Allergan v. Merz “Botox” Trade Secret Case
Three Tough Lessons for In-House and Outside Counsel from the Allergan v. Merz “Botox” Trade Secret Case
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“The Internationalization of Trade Secret Disputes: Big Cases, Big Verdicts and Big Challenges”: AIPLA Spring Meeting, Austin, Texas, May 10, 2012
“The Internationalization of Trade Secret Disputes: Big Cases, Big Verdicts and Big Challenges”: AIPLA Spring Meeting, Austin, Texas, May 10, 2012
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Thursday Wrap-Up (April 26, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Posts from Around the Web
Thursday Wrap-Up (April 26, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Posts from Around the Web
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Survey on American Attitudes on Confidential Information: Prepare to be Depressed and Keep a Close Eye on Those Millenials
FileTrek Survey on Americans’ Attitudes on Confidential Information: Prepare to be Depressed, But Keep a Close Eye on Those Millenials
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Just Because You Can, Does Not Mean You Should: What Non-Compete Lawyers and Their Clients Can Learn From Bo Ryan and “Transfergate”
To what extent should a company enforce a covenant not to compete? Should it enforce against every employee that leaves to join a competitor? Should it enforce the covenant to its full terms or reach a compromise with the departing employee? These are some of the thorny questions that companies and their lawyers face when
DeLuca v. DA Peterson: Ohio Court Finds Radio Station’s Non-Compete Does Not Cover Streaming Online Show by Former Morning Show Co-Hosts
DeLuca v. DA Peterson: Ohio Court Finds Radio Station’s Non-Compete Does Not Cover Streaming Online Show by Former Morning Show Co-Hosts
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