Your company’s most valuable assets may not appear on your balance sheet. They’re in your systems, your processes, your technology, and your people. Trade secrets don’t require registration and don’t expire, but they only remain protected if you actively safeguard them.
This video explains what qualifies as a trade secret under U.S. law and how
An owner of a trade secret that has been misappropriated may seek remedies of injunctive relief and monetary damages, to compensate it for the economic harm resulting from the party that stole and benefitted from the theft of the trade secret. While injunctive relief is the gravamen of any trade secret misappropriation claim, the available
A recent court decision clarifies the types of best practices that are needed in order to invoke the trade secret protections of the federal Defend Trade Secrets Act (DTSA) and parallel state law. The case provides important guidance for employers as to best practices for safeguarding proprietary information, and it also serves as a warning