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The Recorder

DuPont Trade Secrets Case Heads to Trial

A team from Keker & Van Nest is defending Walter Liew, an East Bay engineer accused of selling trade secrets to China. Jury selection begins Jan. 6 before U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White.
9 minute read

The Recorder

Nimble Storage Responds to Rival's Trade Secrets Suit

3 minute read

Corporate Counsel

Labor and Employment in 2013: Looking Back and Forward

In-house attorneys had a lot to think about in 2013 on the labor and employment front, and plenty coming down the pike in 2014.
5 minute read

National Law Journal

A Weapon Against Hackers on the Home Front

Although headlines have focused on foreign cyberattacks, plenty are U.S.-based — and can be remedied.
7 minute read

Law.com

Mattel Must Pay $137M for Foe's Legal Fees and Costs

In the battle of the fashion dolls, Barbie manufacturer Mattel Inc. must pay $137 million in attorney fees and costs to MGA Entertainment Inc., maker of Bratz, under a federal judge's ruling.
3 minute read

Texas Lawyer

Appellate Lawyer of the Week: Salsa, Summary Judgment and a Sua Sponte En Banc Smackdown

It's a big deal that Jeff Boggess' argument at Dallas' Fifth Court of Appeals saved Gloria's Restaurants' trade-secrets case from a trial court's no-evidence summary judgment dismissal. It's an even bigger deal that the Fifth Court ruled his way in a rare, sua sponte, full-court decision.
4 minute read

Law.com

The Best Way to Respond to International Cybercrime

Aside from criminal prosecution, what can corporate victims of international cybercrime do to recoup, or at least mitigate, their losses?
9 minute read

The Recorder

SolarCity Sues Rival Over Trade Secrets

2 minute read

The Recorder

In Practice: IP, Trade Secrets and Employee Mobility

James Ware of JAMS recounts a discussion among judges and attorneys on top-of-mind issues for Silicon Valley tech employers.
8 minute read

The Legal Intelligencer

Analyst Receives Arbitration Award After 'Freeze-Out'

By | March 19, 2013
After a monthlong arbitration last summer, a minority shareholder alleging he was frozen out of an investment management firm he helped found has collected an arbitration award of more than $2.1 million that reflected a redemption payment for his shares of the company.
3 minute read

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