Labor/Employment,
Intellectual Property
May 20, 2019
Criminal trade secrets laws can help employers
As California and other states limit restrictive covenants employers use to protect essential information like trade secrets, the deterrent of intellectual property laws with international reach and criminal implications has become a valuable tool.
As California and other states limit restrictive covenants employers use to protect essential information like trade secrets, the deterrent of intellectual property laws with international reach and criminal implications has become a valuable tool.
“I think the climate not just in California, which is always a tough place to be with restrictive covenants, but in a lot of states has been moving towards advancing [employee] mobility,” ...
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