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 (February 23, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Stories from the Web
Thursday Wrap-Up (February 23, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Stories from the Web…
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The Erosion of Customer Lists As Trade Secrets: Are They Still Worth Protecting?
The Erosion of Customer Lists As Trade Secrets: Are They Still Worth Protecting?
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LinkedIn and Twitter: Who Owns the Account, the Employer or Employee?
LinkedIn and Twitter: Who Owns the Account, the Employer or Employee?
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Advanced Equities v. Felix Investments: Protecting Trade Secrets Pending Arbitration
To preserve your client’s trade secrets during arbitration, it may be necessary to first get a TRO from a court…
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Can You “Use” Trade Secrets if You Don’t Disclose Them?
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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Social Media and Trade Secrets, Part I
A recent case from the Eastern District of New York illustrates the challenges that an employer may now face when seeking to protect a customer list in this age of social media.
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