Theft of Trade Secrets - Today's fast-paced technology development and interdependent customer relations make it imperative that a wide variety of people have access to a company's sensitive information.
Publisher: Fish & Richardson P.C.     Author: Mark A. Lemley   

Trade Secret Law: Overview - The most important point to understand about trade secrets is that there is no crisp, clear definition of what they are.
Publisher: Marketing Today     Author: Stepher Elias   

Trade Secrets in a Dot-Com World - If you have a dot-com start-up, your trade secrets are as closely tied to your success as a multi-million dollar valuation. So, it's very important to identify and protect your trade secrets.
Publisher: Gigalaw.com     Author: Mark Grossman   

Trade Secrets/Know-How and Hybrid Licenses - Owners of intellectual property are properly concerned with finding ways of exploiting their ideas, often outside the organization. Others seek to enter, survive or dominate a market through acquisition of technology. The result is a growing demand for licensing.
Publisher: Fish & Richardson P.C.     Author: Fish & Richardson P.C.   

Trademarks, Internet Domain Names, and the NSI - How Do We Fix A System That Is Already Broken?
Publisher: Journal of Technology Law & Policy     Author: Michael Tanner   

Turning Trade Secrets into Non-Compete Agreements - One of the more controversial issues in trade secret law today is the use of the so-called "inevitable disclosure" theory to prevent a former employee from working for a competitor in his or her area of expertise.
Publisher: Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati     Author: David J. Berger.   

When and How to Use Non-Disclosure Agreements - . This article explains how non-disclosure agreements allow confidential information to be revealed without fear.
Publisher: Gigalaw.com     Author: Jay Hollander   

Write a Reasonable Noncompete Agreement - Stan Soper explains what you need to do to draft an airtight agreement that will hold up in court and protect your trade secrets.
Publisher: workz.com     Author: Stan Soper