Promoting a Culture of Security: Is It the Most Important Step in Protecting Trade Secrets?
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Thursday Wrap-Up (Jan. 26, 2012): Noteworthy Stories on Trade Secrets, Non-Competes and Cybersecurity on the Web
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SOPA Opera: Will Its Defeat Affect Trade Secret and Non-Compete Law?
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Will SOPA’s Defeat Affect Trade Secret and Non-Compete Law?
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Non-Competes and the Media: PR Disaster Forces Halifax to Withdraw Demand That Employees Sign Non-Competes
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The Erosion of Customer Lists As Trade Secrets: Are They Still Worth Protecting?
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The Erosion of Customer Lists As Trade Secrets: Are They Still Worth Protecting?
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The Hopasaurus Rex Roars: Silly Cease and Desist Letter Goes Viral
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College Football Coaches and Non-Competes: Should Coaches be Any Different from Other Executives?
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College Football Coaches and Non-Competes: Should They be Any Different from Other Executives?
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The Year in Review: The 10 Decisions That Shaped Trade Secret and Non-Compete Law in 2011 (Nos. 4 through 6)
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The Year in Review: The Top 10 Decisions that Shaped Trade Secret and Non-Compete Law in 2011 (Nos. 7 to 10)
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The America Invents Act: What Will the Impact of the New Patent Law’s “Prior Commercial Use” Defense Have on Trade Secret Protection?
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The America Invents Act: What Will the Impact of the New Patent Law’s “Prior Commercial Use” Defense Have on Trade Secret Protection?
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