Lawyers at Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe know a thing or two about trade secret litigation. For one thing, they just helped MGA Entertainment Inc. win a remarkable verdict in its death-match trade secret fight with Mattel Inc.

Now eBay Inc. and its PayPal subsidiary have hired Orrick to sue Google Inc. for allegedly stealing trade secrets. The suit was filed Thursday, the same day that Google unveiled its new service that lets consumers use their smartphones to pay at checkout counters.

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