Perspective
Aug. 18, 2016
Trade secrets troubles are well-suited for early mediation
Disputes over trade secrets cases present concerns that generally motivate early ADR efforts. By Lizbeth Hasse
Parties are often reluctant to mediate a commercial lawsuit until they've done substantial discovery and have a solid grasp on the parameters of an action. Frequently they'll put off initial mediation efforts until they've taken the time to consider which claims are likely to survive summary judgment or, at least, to evaluate the risks of a key deposition. Parties are also wary that early mediations give the opposing side a "free ...
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