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Thursday Wrap Up (April 5, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Stories from the Web

By John Marsh on April 5, 2012

Posted in China, Cybersecurity, Illinois, International, IP Litigation, Monthly Wrap-Up Posts, Trade Secrets

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Former Counter-Terrorism Czar: Every Major U.S. Company Has Already Been Hacked by China

By John Marsh on March 31, 2012

Posted in Cybersecurity, Intellectual Property, International, Trade Secrets

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Thursday Wrap-Up (March 29, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Stories from the Web

By John Marsh on March 29, 2012

Posted in China, Cybersecurity, Injunctions, Intellectual Property, International, IP Litigation, Monthly Wrap-Up Posts, Non-Compete Enforceability, Non-Solicitation Agreements, Ohio, Restrictive Covenants, Social Media, Trade Secrets

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Whistleblower or Data Thief? When an Employee Tries to Use Trade Secrets Against His Employer

By John Marsh on March 26, 2012

Posted in Injunctions, IP Litigation, Trade Secrets

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Lawyers Behaving Badly: Should Lawyers be Subject to Non-Competes and Trade Secret Laws?

By John Marsh on March 24, 2012

Posted in Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Non-Compete Enforceability, Restrictive Covenants, Trade Secrets

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Thursday Wrap Up (March 22, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secrets, Covenant Not to Compete and Cybersecurity Stories on the Web

By John Marsh on March 22, 2012

Posted in Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), Cybersecurity, Injunctions, Intellectual Property, International, IP Litigation, Monthly Wrap-Up Posts, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Restrictive Covenants, Trade Secrets

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The Perils of Delaying Your TRO Request

By John Marsh on March 20, 2012

Posted in Injunctions, IP Litigation, Non-Compete Enforceability, Restrictive Covenants, Trade Secrets

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Thursday Wrap-Up (March 15, 2012): Noteworthy Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Cybersecurity Stories from Around the Web

By John Marsh on March 15, 2012

Posted in California, Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA), Cybersecurity, Inevitable Disclosure, Injunctions, IP Litigation, Legislation, Monthly Wrap-Up Posts, Non-Compete Enforceability, Patents, Restrictive Covenants, Trade Secrets

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My Belated Predictions for 2012, Patent Monetization and the Power of Stories: Highlights from the Toledo IP Law’s Spring Seminar

By John Marsh on March 14, 2012

Posted in General, IP Litigation, Licensing, Patents, Trade Secrets

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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

By John Marsh on March 12, 2012

Posted in California, General, Injunctions, Intellectual Property, IP Litigation, Non-Disclosure Agreements, Trade Secrets

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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