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Trade Secret

Resolving Trade Secret Disputes: An Exploration

Created byKnowledge Group
IntermediateUpdated Dec 15, 2022
Trade Secret

What You'll Learn

check_circleExplore what trade secrets are and what is the basis for trade secret law
check_circleDetermine the reasonable efforts to maintain secrecy and sources of trade secret law
check_circleLearn about the "Use" of a trade secret
check_circleUnderstand the damages theories in trade secret cases
check_circleLearn the aspects related to ITC regarding "domestic [US] industry" and decisions related to intellectual property
check_circleKnow the recent trends and strategies related to trade secrets at the united states international trade commission
check_circleLearn about the parameters of reverse engineering and its significance
check_circleExplore the inevitable disclosure doctrine and misappropriation

About This Course

Today’s highly competitive markets are pushing businesses to take vigorous efforts in protecting and defending their trade secrets. With the continuously increasing number of federal filings for trade secret disputes, employers must reassess their trade secret policies as well as stay on top of the latest developments in Defend Trade Secret Act (DTSA) to minimize the risk of trade secret misappropriation. Likewise, they must also adopt robust litigation strategies to ensure success in this type of lawsuit.

In this LIVE Webcast, a panel of distinguished professionals and thought leaders assembled by The Knowledge Group will present an engaging discussion of the significant trends and key issues in resolving trade secret disputes. A blend of informative and insightful discussion, this course will also provide the audience with actionable insights and strategic tips for navigating this changing landscape.

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Founded in November 2006, The Knowledge Group has established itself as a premier eLearning hub for Continuing Legal Education (CLE), Continuing Professional Education (CPE), and technology-focused webcasts. We equip lawyers, accountants, and industry professionals with expert-driven insights, timely regulatory updates, and practical strategies to help them stay ahead in an ever-evolving landscape.

L. Scott  Oliver
L. Scott Oliver

Senior Counsel at Husch Blackwell LLP

An experienced litigator who handles patent, trade secret, copyright, and trademark cases in state and federal courts and before the International Trade Commission (ITC), Scott knows that sometimes the best business solution is found outside the courtroom. After almost 30 years in practice, Scott is keenly aware of the legal and business issues involved in intellectual property litigation—and that, whether plaintiff or defendant, the costs to clients aren’t merely monetary. As such, he seeks to understand their motivations, concerns, and risk tolerance, always involving clients in the decision-making process, then designs and implements strategies based on their unique business objectives.

John A.  Stone
John A. Stone

Partner at DeCotiis, FitzPatrick, Cole & Giblin, LLP

John A. Stone is a partner in DeCotiis’ New Jersey and New York offices. Mr. Stone’s practice focuses on complex business matters, including trade secret and other intellectual property litigation, and unfair competition and tortious interference claims, as well as construction, land use and intra-company disputes, in State and Federal Court. He has particular expertise in complex litigation and takes pride in getting results for his clients. Mr. Stone received his B.A. from Franklin & Marshall College, his J.D. from the University of Richmond, Virginia, and studied International Law at Cambridge University. Mr. Stone is a frequent lecturer at seminars and nation-wide and international conferences regarding trade secrets, trade dress, and theft-of-ideas, and has published numerous articles on those and other issues. He is also co-chair of the ABA’s Litigation Section’s Trade Secrets Subcommittee, and co-editor of the ABA ABA’s Litigation Section’s Intellectual Property Newsletter.

William  b Collins, Jr.
William b Collins, Jr.

Partner Seasoned Litigator in Trade Secret Disputes Burr and Forman LLP

Chip is a seasoned litigator and community leader who helps clients successfully resolve multiple types of business disputes, including those involving noncompetes & trade secrets, contract breaches, and local government issues. Chip represents companies and executives in disputes involving noncompete agreements and trade secrets. In representing companies, his focus is on achieving a cost-effective result through court order or settlement that protects the company’s valuable customer and client relationships and confidential information. In representing executives and their new employers, Chip’s goal is to avoid or limit the effect of overreaching agreements and allow the executive to fairly utilize his or her accumulated knowledge and skill. Chip also drafts noncompete agreements, develops trade secret protection programs, and counsels companies and executives regarding such matters in an attempt to avoid the types of problems that lead to costly litigation.

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