Dave Bohrer’s recent post Extending US Trade Secret Law to Reach IP Theft in China discusses what to do when your company’s Chinese joint venture makes off with your trade secrets in China. The post suggests it may be possible
Flat Fee IP, published by Greenfield Draa & Harrington, focuses on legal issues related to intellectual property, particularly trade secret misappropriation. The blog discusses topics such as the measurement and duration of damages for trade secret theft, including the application of the Uniform Trade Secrets Act and related case law. It addresses complex questions about when damages should begin and end, the concept of unfair commercial advantage or "head start," and the interplay between trade secret protection and monetary relief. The blog also explores litigation strategies, jury trial rights on unjust enrichment damages, and practical considerations in high-stakes IP disputes.
Dave Bohrer’s recent post Extending US Trade Secret Law to Reach IP Theft in China discusses what to do when your company’s Chinese joint venture makes off with your trade secrets in China. The post suggests it may be possible…
Not necessarily in California. The answer depends upon the unsettled issue whether California summary adjudication rules allow courts to dismiss some but not all of the asserted trade secrets before trial.
Trade secret claims brought by a technology company typically…
The new Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) became law on May 11, 2016 and applies…
Late yesterday, the House of Representatives joined the Senate in passing a sweeping new statute that creates a new federal civil cause of action for trade secret theft. The new statute, called the Defense of Trade Secrets Act (DTSA), can…
This post summarizes Proportionality Compels Early Disclosure of Patent Damages, found here, first published by the IP Law Section, State Bar of California in connection with the March 23, 2016 seminar “Patent Disputes for our Time: New Realities, New Approaches.” …