Perspective
Dec. 18, 2012
How courts approach use restrictions
During litigation, parties often enter into agreements that restrict the use of information designated "confidential" - but there are limitations on a party's ability to employ such restrictions. By Emily Wood
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During litigation, parties often enter into agreements that restrict the use of information designated "confidential." For e...
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