Allergan, Inc. v. Merz Pharmaceuticals: Central District of California Hammers Merz for Failure to Timely Produce Documents and Misappropriation of Trade Secrets and Halts Rollout of Xeomin for Ten Months
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Thursday Wrap Up (March 8, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Stories from Around the Web
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AON Risk Services v. Cusack: It’s the Language of the Non-Solicitation Provision That Controls
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AON Risk Services v. Cusack: Contempt Motion Highlights Challenges of Enforcing a Non-Solicitation Provision…
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General Patent Corp. v. Wi-LAN: To What Extent Can In-House Counsel Be Restrained from Working for Competitors?
General Patent Corp. v. Wi-LAN, Inc.: To What Extent Can In-House Counsel Be Restrained from Working for Competitors?
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Thursday Wrap-Up (Feb. 9, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Stories from the Web
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Thursday Wrap-Up (Feb. 2, 2012): Noteworthy Stories on Trade Secrets, Non-Competes and Cybersecurity on the Web
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Thursday Wrap-Up (Feb. 2, 2012): Noteworthy Stories on Trade Secrets, Non-Competes and Cybersecurity on the Web…
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Enforcing a Non-Compete Against a Fired Employee: Is it Worth It?
Enforcing a Non-Compete Against a Fired Employee: Is it Worth It?
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IBM v. Visentin: Second Circuit Affirms Holding That Employee’s Good Behavior Can Trump Non-Compete
Second Circuit Affirms Holding That Employee’s Good Behavior Can Trump Non-Compete…
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Robert Bosch LLC v. Pylon Manufacturing: Federal Circuit Bolsters Definition of Irreparable Injury
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Robert Bosch LLC v. Pulon Manufacturing: Federal Circuit Bolsters Definition of Irrepparable Injury…
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Amylin v. Eli Lilly: Raising the Bar to Proving Irreparable Injury in the Trade Secret Case?
A recent federal case in California illustrates the challenges of proving irreparable injury in a trade secret dispute…
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