Identifying Trade Secrets in Litigation

23 Jul , 2025

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With intangible assets occupying a greater role in the digital economy, companies must increasingly rely on trade secret claims to protect those assets. But because trade secrets protect intangible assets, a plaintiff must identify the metes and bounds of the alleged secret and articulate why its information is entitled to trade secret protection. Most lawyers are ill equipped to make the required identification. This seminar will discuss the critical strategies both plaintiff’s and defense counsel must implement to prevail in trade secret litigation.

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