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Be Careful How and What You File in Federal Court

By John Marsh on June 9, 2011
Posted in General, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation

Are your trade secrets safe if you file them in the federal PACER system?
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Can You “Use” Trade Secrets if You Don’t Disclose Them?

By John Marsh on June 3, 2011
Posted in General, Intellectual Property, Licensing, New York, Trade Secrets

Can you use a trade secret to manufacture a competing product so long as you don’t disclose it? Remarkably, in New York, the answer may be “yes.”…
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Third Circuit Requires Clear Showing of Performance for Non-Compete

By John Marsh on May 30, 2011
Posted in General, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Non-Compete Enforceability, Pennsylvania, Restrictive Covenants, Trade Secrets

If a company intends to enforce a non-competition agreement, it better be prepared to convincingly show that it fully complied with the other terms of that agreement…
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Wal-Mart Moves to Hold Whistleblower in Contempt

By John Marsh on May 27, 2011
Posted in General, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Trade Secrets

Wal-Mart is pursuing contempt charges against a former employee for posting Wal-Mart’s trade secrets on a website in violation of a 2007 temporary restraining order…
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Trade Secrets and Patent Applications: They Can Coexist

By John Marsh on May 25, 2011
Posted in General, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Patents, Texas, Trade Secrets

A recent case from the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit joins a number of other cases refusing to adopt a broad rule in this situation and requires a district court to examine the fact of each trade secret case.
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Sears and Limited Brands Race to Courthouse over New Exec

By John Marsh on May 18, 2011
Posted in General, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Non-Compete Enforceability, Restrictive Covenants, Trade Secrets

Sears’ Lands’ End unit is sparring with Limited Brand’s Bath & Body Works over the hire of senior executive Nicholas P.M. Coe as Bath & Body Works’ new CEO, claiming he is violating his non-compete…
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The Importance of Trade Secret Audits

By John Marsh on May 17, 2011
Posted in Intellectual Property, Restrictive Covenants, Trade Secrets

An important trade secret safeguard that is sometimes mentioned but rarely emphasized is the need for annual or, better yet, semi-annual audits of written agreements and policies to protect those trade secrets.
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WikiLeaks and Trade Secrets: The First Amendment Challenge

By John Marsh on May 13, 2011
Posted in General, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Trade Secrets

Does the First Amendment provide complete protection to a whistleblower like WikiLeaks that attempts to post trade secrets on the Internet?
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Let’s Meet at the AIPLA Spring Meeting in San Francisco

By John Marsh on May 12, 2011
Posted in Intellectual Property, IP Litigation

“Re-Thinking Protection of Corporate Secrets in the Wikileaks Era.”…
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WikiLeaks and Trade Secrets: The Perfect Storm

By John Marsh on May 10, 2011
Posted in General, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Trade Secrets

The WikiLeaks scandal has generated widespread concern about how to manage a crisis where a disgruntled employee seeks to post confidential information or trade secrets on the Internet.
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