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Intellectual Property

Sep. 2, 2006

Anomalies of Trade Secret Litigation

When plaintiffs sue over trade secrets they say have been misappropriated, one of the first major hurdles they face is to define the trade secrets.

By Karineh Khachatourian
     
      When plaintiffs sue over trade secrets they say have been misappropriated, one of the first major hurdles they face is to define the trade secrets.
     

      Before discovery can begin, the plaintiffs mus...

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