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Central Role of IP and Marketing in Business Design

azrights

It frustrates me that people turn to me when they’re copied, assuming this is the kind of work I’m engaged in doing, when they’ve never consulted me before about their IP. There was no real marketing or business guidance. They treat IP as if it’s just about due diligence searches on names and trademark registration.

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2021 Trade Secrets Webinar Series: Takeaways & Recordings

Trading Secrets

It recently held a workshop where academics and regulators addressed the issue. At the workshop, legal scholars, economists, and policy experts reviewed the current state of the law and economic literature on non-compete clauses in contracts between employers and employees.

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2021 Trade Secrets Webinar Series: Takeaways & Recordings

LexBlog IP

It recently held a workshop where academics and regulators addressed the issue. At the workshop, legal scholars, economists, and policy experts reviewed the current state of the law and economic literature on non-compete clauses in contracts between employers and employees.

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ReCreating Europe’s report, datasets and data analysis on EU and comparative copyright flexibilities now available online – Part I

Kluwer Copyright Blog

The research relied both on in-house desk research and on a network of 36 national experts, who were involved in two rounds of questionnaires and a mid-term workshop. private copy, reprography and temporary reproduction) while others have been completely left uncovered.

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2022 Trade Secrets Webinar Series: Takeaways & Recordings

Trading Secrets

Additionally, a recent Third Circuit decision held that copying is not the only method that trade secret plaintiffs can demonstrate actionable “use” under the Defend Trade Secrets Act. A restrictive covenant is a legal term for a clause in an employment contract (or a standalone agreement) that prevents an employee from doing something.

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2022 Trade Secrets Webinar Series: Takeaways & Recordings

LexBlog IP

Additionally, a recent Third Circuit decision held that copying is not the only method that trade secret plaintiffs can demonstrate actionable “use” under the Defend Trade Secrets Act. its training procedures, and its off-boarding policies. Anatomy of a Restrictive Covenant. View the Recording.