Intellectual Property
Nov. 22, 2006
Ethics in Investigations
FOCUS COLUMN - By Jed Wakefield - Intellectual property cases often require extensive upfront investigation.
By Jed Wakefield
Intellectual property cases often require extensive upfront investigation. California trade-secret plaintiffs must identify misappropriated secrets with reasonable particularity before starting discovery, and plaintiffs in patent cases often must identify preliminary infringement contentions at the outset of the case. To help analyze the strength of intellectual...
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