Recent federal circuit opinions address the economic domestic industry requirement
Under Section 337, a complainant must demonstrate that a domestic industry relating to each asserted patent either exists or is in the process of being...
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Trade secret disputes are becoming more prevalent due to increasing employee mobility, advanced technologies that enable misappropriation, and extensive reliance on global partners and international supply chains.
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Under Section 337, a complainant must demonstrate that a domestic industry relating to each asserted patent either exists or is in the process of being...
The rules for what money a successful trade secret claimant can recover are easy to state but often difficult to apply. The Sedona Conference’s Working Group...
Cuyler Robinson is a panelist on “Safeguarding Trade Secrets in the Digital Age: Essential Cybersecurity Strategies.” At a time when digital threats are...
Brian Daniel is a panelist during this workshop and will focus on intangible assets and their relevance to private investors, venture capitalists (VCs), and...