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The Recorder

Uber Exec Takes to Twitter to Fight Lyft Accusations

In tweets posted this past week, former Lyft COO Travis VanderZanden called allegations he stole confidential files "ridiculous."
3 minute read

New Jersey Law Journal

Suit Claims Vegan Mayonnaise Not The Genuine Article

Multinational consumer goods maker Unilever has filed suit in federal court in Newark, N.J. against an upstart maker of vegan mayonnaise, claiming its condiment is falsely labeled because it contains no eggs.
5 minute read

Litigation Daily

No Supreme Court Relief for Kolon in DuPont Secrets Case

The high court declined Monday to consider whether a judge should have recused himself in Kolon Industries' long-running battle with DuPont, leaving Kolon to face DuPont's trade secrets claims with a series of unfavorable lower court rulings intact.
3 minute read

New York Law Journal

Sleppin v. Thinkscan.com, LLC

By | November 03, 2014
Causes of Action 'Qualitatively Different' From Copyright Claim, Not Preempted by Copyright Act
1 minute read

Connecticut Law Tribune

Stamford Company Loses Trade Secrets Lawsuit

A Waterbury judge has determined that an employee at a company that made corporate training products did not steal trade secrets from his former employer, which runs a similar enterprise.
5 minute read

The Recorder

Realtors Network Sues Zillow Over 'Coming Soon' Listings

Lawyers for an online community of real estate agents claim Zillow stole the idea while feigning interest in a deal.
2 minute read

Litigation Daily

Knowles Evens Score in IP Fight With Chinese Rival

Amid claims that its client was unfairly bullied by protectionist Chinese courts, team from Covington won a key victory at the U.S. International Trade Commission in an intercontinental patent feud involving mobile device technology.
3 minute read

Litigation Daily

Litigator of the Week: Lewis Remele Jr. of Bassford Remele

Capping years of litigation over an arbitration gone awry, Remele helped secure an estimated $800 million victory for Seagate in a trade secrets battle with rival hard drive maker Western Digital.
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Litigation Daily

Seagate Claims $800 Million Win in Trade Secrets Appeal

Despite efforts by appellate heavyweight Lisa Blatt of Arnold & Porter to engineer a reversal, Western Digital Corp. and one of its employees came up short again on Wednesday in their bid to undo a blockbuster arbitration victory for Seagate Technology.
3 minute read

Law.com

Big Data Startup Ends Trade Secrets Fight Against Intel

As part of an apparent settlement, Zettaset has agreed to drop a suit accusing Intel of copying its software.
1 minute read

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