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Three Tough Lessons for In-House and Outside Counsel from the Allergan v. Merz “Botox” Trade Secret Case

By John Marsh on April 30, 2012

Posted in California, Injunctions, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Trade Secrets

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

By John Marsh on April 28, 2012

Posted in Intellectual Property, International, IP Litigation, Legislation, Trade Secrets

“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

By John Marsh on April 26, 2012

Posted in California, China, Cybersecurity, Economic Espionage Act, Illinois, Intellectual Property, International, IP Litigation, Monthly Wrap-Up Posts, Non-Compete Enforceability, Ohio, Patents, Restrictive Covenants, Texas, Trade Secrets

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Survey on American Attitudes on Confidential Information: Prepare to be Depressed and Keep a Close Eye on Those Millenials

By John Marsh on April 24, 2012

Posted in Cybersecurity, Intellectual Property, Trade Secrets

FileTrek Survey on Americans’ Attitudes on Confidential Information: Prepare to be Depressed, But Keep a Close Eye on Those Millenials…
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DeLuca v. DA Peterson: Ohio Court Finds Radio Station’s Non-Compete Does Not Cover Streaming Online Show by Former Morning Show Co-Hosts

By John Marsh on April 20, 2012

Posted in Injunctions, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Non-Compete Enforceability, Ohio, Restrictive Covenants

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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Thursday Wrap-Up (April 19, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Covenant Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Posts from the Web

By John Marsh on April 19, 2012

Posted in California, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), Cybersecurity, Illinois, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Legislation, Monthly Wrap-Up Posts, Non-Compete Enforceability, Non-Disclosure Agreements, Patents, Restrictive Covenants, Social Media, Trade Secrets

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Guest Post: David Almeling and Darin Snyder Respond to My Take on the America Invents Act (Hint: They Think I’m Nuts)

By John Marsh on April 17, 2012

Posted in Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Legislation, Patents, Trade Secrets

Guest Post: David Almeling & Darin Snyder’s Take on the “Prior Use Defense” under the America Invents Act and Trade Secrets? “No Big Deal!”…
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U.S. v. Aleynikov: Did the Second Circuit Get it Wrong and What are the Repercussions for the Kohl/Coons Amendment to the Economic Espionage Act?

By John Marsh on April 15, 2012

Posted in Economic Espionage Act, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, New York, Trade Secrets

U.S. v. Aleynikov: Did the Second Circuit Get it Wrong and What are the Repercussi?ons for the Kohl/Coons Amendment to the Economic Espionage Act?
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Thursday Wrap-Up (April 12, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Stories from the Web

By John Marsh on April 12, 2012

Posted in China, Cybersecurity, DuPont v. Kolon, Economic Espionage Act, Florida, Illinois, Intellectual Property, International, IP Litigation, Legislation, Monthly Wrap-Up Posts, Non-Compete Enforceability, Non-Disclosure Agreements, Restrictive Covenants, Technology Transactions, Trade Secrets, Uniform Trade Secrets Act (UTSA)

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U.S. v. Nosal: Ninth Circuit Issues Its Long-Awaited Decision and Limits the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to Hacking

By John Marsh on April 11, 2012

Posted in California, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), Cybersecurity, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Social Media, Trade Secrets

U.S. v. Nosal: Ninth Circuit Issues Its Long-Awaited Decision and Limits the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to Hacking…
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