Litigation
Apr. 12, 2006
Plaintiffs Can Devise Ways to Identify Trade Secrets in Suits
Focus Column - By Henry Z. Carbajal III Trade secret misappropriation litigation presents a paradox. To mount a defense, a defendant must be apprised of what the plaintiff asserts was misappropriated. A plaintiff cannot prove misappropriat
By Henry Z. Carbajal III
Trade secret misappropriation litigation presents a paradox. To mount a defense, a defendant must be apprised of what the plaintiff asserts was misappropriated. A plaintiff cannot prove misappropriation without knowledge of business or technical in...
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